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New system files

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evaluations/models.py CHANGED
@@ -2,7 +2,8 @@ from transformers import pipeline
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  from huggingface_hub import InferenceClient
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  import os
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- system_messages = { "STRICT": """You are a chatbot evaluating github repositories, their python codes and corresponding readme files.
 
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  Strictly answer the questions with "Yes" or "No".
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  Don't use any punctuation either.""",
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  "HELP": """You are a chatbot evaluating github repositories, their python codes and corresponding readme files.
@@ -11,8 +12,9 @@ system_messages = { "STRICT": """You are a chatbot evaluating github repositorie
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  Your answer should be a single paragraph.""",
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  "PITFALL": """You are a chatbot evaluating github repositories, their python codes and corresponding readme files.
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  You are looking for common pitfalls in the code.
 
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  Keep your answer short and informative.
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- Only report serious flaws. If you don't find any, return an empty string.
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  Answer in a short paragraph, and keep in mind the following common pitfall categories
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  Pitfall #1 Design-flaws with regards to the data collection in the code."))
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  Pitfall #2 Dataset shift (e.g. sampling bias, imbalanced populations, imbalanced labels, non-stationary environments)."))
 
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  from huggingface_hub import InferenceClient
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  import os
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+ system_messages = { "STRICT": """You are a chatbot evaluating github repositories, their python codes and corresponding readme files.
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+ Keep in mind, that the code you are provided is only one of many files in the repository.
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  Strictly answer the questions with "Yes" or "No".
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  Don't use any punctuation either.""",
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  "HELP": """You are a chatbot evaluating github repositories, their python codes and corresponding readme files.
 
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  Your answer should be a single paragraph.""",
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  "PITFALL": """You are a chatbot evaluating github repositories, their python codes and corresponding readme files.
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  You are looking for common pitfalls in the code.
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+ Keep in mind, that the code you are provided is only one of many files in the repository.
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  Keep your answer short and informative.
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+ Only report serious flaws. If you don't find any, don't mention it.
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  Answer in a short paragraph, and keep in mind the following common pitfall categories
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  Pitfall #1 Design-flaws with regards to the data collection in the code."))
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  Pitfall #2 Dataset shift (e.g. sampling bias, imbalanced populations, imbalanced labels, non-stationary environments)."))