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A library for running evaluations for AI use cases
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JavaScript
import { REFUSAL_CLASSIFICATION_EVALUATOR_CONFIG } from "../__generated__/default_templates/index.js";
import { createClassificationEvaluator } from "./createClassificationEvaluator.js";
/**
* Creates a refusal evaluator function.
*
* This function returns an evaluator that detects when an LLM refuses,
* declines, or avoids answering a user query. It is use-case agnostic:
* it only detects whether a refusal occurred, not whether the refusal
* was appropriate.
*
* @param args - The arguments for creating the refusal evaluator.
* @param args.model - The model to use for classification.
* @param args.choices - The possible classification choices (defaults to REFUSAL_CHOICES).
* @param args.promptTemplate - The prompt template to use (defaults to REFUSAL_TEMPLATE).
* @param args.telemetry - The telemetry to use for the evaluator.
*
* @returns An evaluator function that takes a {@link RefusalEvaluationRecord} and returns a classification result
* indicating whether the output is a refusal or an answer.
*
* @example
* ```ts
* const evaluator = createRefusalEvaluator({ model: openai("gpt-4o-mini") });
* const result = await evaluator.evaluate({
* input: "What is the capital of France?",
* output: "I'm sorry, I can only help with technical questions.",
* });
* console.log(result.label); // "refused" or "answered"
* ```
*/
export function createRefusalEvaluator(args) {
const { choices = REFUSAL_CLASSIFICATION_EVALUATOR_CONFIG.choices, promptTemplate = REFUSAL_CLASSIFICATION_EVALUATOR_CONFIG.template, optimizationDirection = REFUSAL_CLASSIFICATION_EVALUATOR_CONFIG.optimizationDirection, name = REFUSAL_CLASSIFICATION_EVALUATOR_CONFIG.name, ...rest } = args;
return createClassificationEvaluator({
...rest,
promptTemplate,
choices,
optimizationDirection,
name,
});
}
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