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Judgments that were created as a result of one process all have the same judgmentsId.
Judgments can be uploaded by simply adding documents that follow the schema.
Extend the schema by the following attributes:
judgment_set_type: either explicit or implicit, AI-generated judgments would count as explicit
judgment_set_generator: describes who or what generated the judgment: a model (for example coec), a human, an AI system
judgment_set_name: name of the judgment collection
judgment_set_description: textual description of the judgments; optional
judgment_set_parameters: For implicit judgments it's important to know what data it was created on; automatically filled by search eval app; two sub-fields start_date, end_date
Make the existing fields all follow the_underscore notation:
queryId --> query_id
judgmentsId --> judgment_set_id
judgmentAsMap --> judgment_as_map //can be removed
Use cases enabled by the extension:
Distinguish sets of judgments: which one do I want to use to run an evaluation job?
In the future, use more than one set of judgments to do search quality evaluation runs. For example, combine two or more sets of explicit judgments to have a more complete picture. This would require a change in the search eval app as well.
Add more information to a set of judgments: is this set judgments based on the behavior data of the last 30 or 90 days?
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Status quo how a judgment looks like:
Judgments that were created as a result of one process all have the same
judgmentsId
.Judgments can be uploaded by simply adding documents that follow the schema.
Extend the schema by the following attributes:
judgment_set_type
: eitherexplicit
orimplicit
, AI-generated judgments would count as explicitjudgment_set_generator
: describes who or what generated the judgment: a model (for examplecoec
), a human, an AI systemjudgment_set_name
: name of the judgment collectionjudgment_set_description
: textual description of the judgments; optionaljudgment_set_parameters
: For implicit judgments it's important to know what data it was created on; automatically filled by search eval app; two sub-fieldsstart_date
,end_date
Make the existing fields all follow
the_underscore
notation:queryId
-->query_id
judgmentsId
-->judgment_set_id
judgmentAsMap
-->judgment_as_map
//can be removedUse cases enabled by the extension:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: