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In the longbench evaluation fuzzywuzzy.ratio was used to calculate edit similarity (Levenshtein distance) for the predicted code lines (see here).
However I noticed that this function returns different results depending on whether python-Levenshtein, an optional dependency of fuzzywuzzy, is installed or not. Therefore I wanted to know if you used python-Levenshtein or not.
On another note, in both cases this library does not actually return the correct Levenshtein distance: THUDM/LongBench#96
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In the longbench evaluation
fuzzywuzzy.ratio
was used to calculate edit similarity (Levenshtein distance) for the predicted code lines (see here).However I noticed that this function returns different results depending on whether
python-Levenshtein
, an optional dependency offuzzywuzzy
, is installed or not. Therefore I wanted to know if you usedpython-Levenshtein
or not.On another note, in both cases this library does not actually return the correct Levenshtein distance: THUDM/LongBench#96
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: