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Confidence level of candidates #53
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hey. Any luck with this? I exactly need this as sometimes the model makes mistake on task specific texts. Is this going to be implemented or is already implemented? |
Anybody here?!!! |
i've created a mod that can output JSON with scores assigned to each candidate. Can't open a pull request here to push it though. |
why not? will be glad to accept it |
sorry i was trying to create a pull request on master and it was greyed out. need to branch first? |
yep |
ok i just branched locally to confidenceIntervals but when trying to publish the branch is says permission denied. using vscode. |
you need to publish it to local repository and then create pull request |
@jackneil, how is it going with confidenceIntervals feature? Could you create pull request? |
Yes we got it implemented and functional. I'll see if the dev on that project can get it pulled and merged. Best
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I would like to know if there is a way to access confidence level/score for each candidate. For example, in the output below, can we know that the model is 90% confident it's "table", 4% confident its "tale" etc.?
{ "results": [ { "candidates": [ "table", "tale", "tacle", "tadle", "ladle", "tadre" ], "len": 5, "pos_from": 0 } ] }
I'm having a requirement where I need to apply the fix with top candidate only if the confidence level is above 90%. Would like to understand if you already have this facility or any plans to implement in future.
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