LangChain - Evaluation and TestingHow can you combine LangSmith evaluators with custom logic to flag outputs with low similarity scores?AUse ExactMatchEvaluator for similarity scoringBModify evaluator source code to raise errors on low scoresCIgnore scores and manually inspect all outputsDEvaluate outputs, then check if score < threshold to flagCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Use evaluator to get similarity scoresCall evaluate to get scores for outputs.Step 2: Apply custom logic to flag low scoresCompare scores to a threshold and flag those below it.Final Answer:Evaluate outputs, then check if score < threshold to flag -> Option DQuick Check:Flagging uses score threshold comparison [OK]Quick Trick: Flag outputs by comparing scores to a threshold [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESChanging evaluator code unnecessarilyUsing ExactMatchEvaluator for similarity
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