Comment Thresholds
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test_terms = ["term1", "term2", "term3"] * 500 # Thresholds to test thresholds = [0.8, .85, .9, .95] # Number of trials to average over num_trials = 10 # Dictionary to store precision results precision_results = {} for threshold in thre…
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doc:beam/2bbf96fc-0aaa-4f43-99f5-59729807ae97Show excerpt
[Turn 10085] Assistant: To test more thresholds, you can simply extend the list of thresholds you want to evaluate. You can add as many thresholds as you need to the `thresholds` list. Here's how you can modify the code to include additiona…
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