Set combined_score = -inf for failed evaluations#198
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mechakotik wants to merge 1 commit intoalgorithmicsuperintelligence:mainfrom
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Set combined_score = -inf for failed evaluations#198mechakotik wants to merge 1 commit intoalgorithmicsuperintelligence:mainfrom
mechakotik wants to merge 1 commit intoalgorithmicsuperintelligence:mainfrom
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Failed evaluation should never have better score than successful one.
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This is not necessary as the evaluator.py can set the score to whatever needed for failed evaluations for a given example. |
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It is useful when evaluator.py itself fails (syntax error, timeout, unhandled exception). Surely you can make an evaluator that takes care of all of this, but it's a nice fallback to not ruin all the progress if you didn't handle some edge case properly. |
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Failed evaluation should never have better score than successful one.