The 'subjective' format allows a user to enter free text. This text is then evaluated by a person or an AI model using a set of rules.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
The 'subjective' format allows a user to enter free text.
This text is then evaluated by a person or an AI model using a set of rules.
The 'subjective' format is a type of quiz. It lets the user type any answer they want. There is no special state needed for this interaction. A person or an AI model checks the answer later. The check uses a rubric, which is a set of rules for grading.
A teacher gives a student a question asking for an opinion. The student types a paragraph as an answer. An AI model then reads the paragraph. The AI model uses a rubric to decide if the answer is good.
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The 'subjective' format allows a user to enter free text. This text is then evaluated by a person or an AI model using a set of rules.