feat: Add support for repeated evaluations in Evaluation Report #3683
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Add support for repeated evaluations in Evaluation Report
This PR closes #2053
Enabling repeated execution of test cases to measure model stochasticity and performance stability.
Previously,
Dataset.evaluateonly supported running each test case once. To gauge variance in LLM responses (e.g., how often a prompt succeeds), users had to manually loop and aggregate reports. This PR adds native support for repeated evaluations, automatically aggregating results into a unified report.Key Changes:
evaluateandevaluate_syncto accept arunsparameter (default1). Whenruns > 1, each test case is executed multiple times.ReportCaseMultiRunto represent a case that has been executed multiple times. It stores the individualReportCaseobjects for each run and aReportCaseAggregatefor summary statistics.EvaluationRendererto handleReportCaseMultiRun.case_id (3 runs)).ReportCaseAggregate.averageto robustly calculate statistics from a mix of singleReportCaseandReportCaseMultiRunobjects.tests/evals/test_repeated_runs.pycovering execution loops, mixed failure/success scenarios, and rendering verification.Example Usage: