Not Gibberish
Not Gibberish eval assesses whether the text is meaningful and coherent, rather than random characters or incoherent content. This eval is crucial for ensuring that generated content maintains basic readability and communicates meaningful information.
Evaluation Using Interface
Input:
- Required Inputs:
- response: The text content column to evaluate for coherence.
Output:
- Score: Float score between 0 and 1
Interpretation:
- Higher scores: Indicate that the
response
content is more coherent, logical, and flows naturally. - Lower scores: Suggest that the
response
content is disjointed, illogical, or difficult to understand.
Evaluation Using Python SDK
Click here to learn how to setup evaluation using the Python SDK.
Input Type | Parameter | Type | Description |
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Required Inputs | response | string | The text content to evaluate for coherence. |
Output | Type | Description |
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Score | bool | Returns a score between 0 and 1, where higher values indicate more coherent and meaningful content. |
What to do when Gibberish is Detected
If gibberish content is detected, it should be removed or flagged for further review. Requesting a regeneration of the problematic content can help ensure clarity and coherence.
Implementing quality checks before content delivery helps prevent incoherent outputs from reaching users. Enhancing gibberish detection mechanisms and updating language models can reduce the likelihood of generating meaningless text.
Differentiating Not Gibberish Text Eval with Safe for Work Text Eval
Not Gibberish Text eval ensures that the generated content is coherent, structured, and meaningful, preventing outputs that are random or incomprehensible. In contrast, Safe for Work Text evaluates whether the content is appropriate for professional or public environments, ensuring it does not contain explicit, offensive, or overly casual language.
While Not Gibberish focuses on linguistic integrity, Safe for Work prioritises content suitability for workplace and general audiences.
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