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"""The frozen query set: what is asked, who asks it, and which probes to time."""
from __future__ import annotations
from collections.abc import Sequence
from dataclasses import dataclass
from bench.sets_common import MODALITIES, SETS, read_jsonl
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class Query:
query_id: str
text: str
modality: str
gold: frozenset[str]
holder: str | None
answerable: bool
as_of: str | None
def load_queries(modalities: Sequence[str] = MODALITIES) -> list[Query]:
"""Every query the suite froze, in file order."""
queries: list[Query] = []
for modality in modalities:
path = SETS / f"{modality}.jsonl"
if not path.is_file():
raise SystemExit(f"{path}: missing set, run python -m bench.build_sets first")
for record in read_jsonl(path):
gold = frozenset(hit["source_id"] for hit in record["gold"])
answerable = not bool(record["unanswerable"])
if answerable != bool(gold):
raise SystemExit(
f"{path}: {record['query_id']} carries {len(gold)} gold hits but "
f"unanswerable={record['unanswerable']}"
)
queries.append(
Query(
query_id=record["query_id"],
text=record["question"],
modality=modality,
gold=gold,
holder=record["scope"]["holder"],
answerable=answerable,
as_of=record.get("as_of"),
)
)
if not queries:
raise SystemExit("no queries loaded")
return queries
def holder_index(modalities: Sequence[str] = MODALITIES) -> dict[str, str]:
"""source_id -> holder, from the corpus side of the suite."""
holders: dict[str, str] = {}
for modality in modalities:
path = SETS / "corpus" / f"{modality}.jsonl"
if not path.is_file():
raise SystemExit(f"{path}: missing corpus index, run python -m bench.build_sets first")
for record in read_jsonl(path):
holders[record["source_id"]] = record["holder"]
return holders
SCALE_PROBES = 40
def scale_probes(queries: Sequence[Query], count: int = SCALE_PROBES) -> list[Query]:
"""Queries to time at every corpus size.
Latency does not need gold hits, and a truncated corpus keeps almost none of them,
so selecting probes by gold would silently drop the small sizes entirely.
"""
if count <= 0:
raise SystemExit("the scale curve needs at least one probe query")
answerable = [query for query in queries if query.answerable]
if not answerable:
raise SystemExit("the scale curve needs answerable queries")
stride = max(1, len(answerable) // count)
return answerable[::stride][:count]