Fix MMLU answer extraction regex for repeated "Answer: LETTER" pattern#34
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Fix MMLU answer extraction regex for repeated "Answer: LETTER" pattern#34lucasresck wants to merge 2 commits intoopenai:mainfrom
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Find all occurrences of the regular expression pattern, then take the last one; allow overlapping.
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Description
This pull request addresses issue #33 by fixing the regular expression used to extract answers from model outputs with MMLU.
Solution
The existing regex fails to handle cases where the "Answer: LETTER" pattern appears multiple times. This is resolved by:
re.findall: Instead ofre.search,re.findallis used to find all occurrences of the answer pattern.re.findallresults is taken as the correct answer.