Question
I noticed that in the agent_eval function in eval_main.py, when no matching model_dict is found, the code doesn't seem to handle this case. I'm wondering if this is intentional or if we should add error handling here?
Location
- File:
eval_main.py
- Function:
agent_eval
Current Code
for index in range(len(possible_answer_item_)):
possible_keys = set(possible_answer_item_[index].keys())
matched_dict = None
for model_dict in model_result_item:
model_keys = set(model_dict.keys())
if possible_keys == model_keys:
matched_dict = model_dict
break
if matched_dict:
checker_result = agent_checker(
matched_dict,
possible_answer_item_[index],
)
if checker_result["valid"] == False:
result_tmp["valid"] = False
result_tmp["error"].append(checker_result["error"])
result_tmp["error_type"] = checker_result["error_type"]
is_valid = False
What should happen when matched_dict is None?
Potential issue: If checker_result was set in a previous iteration, the subsequent code might accidentally use the old checker_result from the previous loop iteration when matched_dict is None in the current iteration.

Question
I noticed that in the
agent_evalfunction ineval_main.py, when no matchingmodel_dictis found, the code doesn't seem to handle this case. I'm wondering if this is intentional or if we should add error handling here?Location
eval_main.pyagent_evalCurrent Code
What should happen when matched_dict is None?
Potential issue: If checker_result was set in a previous iteration, the subsequent code might accidentally use the old checker_result from the previous loop iteration when matched_dict is None in the current iteration.