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continuous-eval examples

This repo contains end-to-end examples of GenAI/LLM applications and evaluation pipelines set up using continuous-eval.

Checkout continuous-eval repo and documentation for more information.

Examples

Example Name	App Framework	Eval Framework	Description
Simple RAG	Langchain	continuous-eval	Simple QA chatbot over select Paul Graham essays
Complex RAG	Langchain	continuous-eval	Complex QA chatbot over select Paul Graham essays
Simple Tools	LlamaIndex	continuous-eval	Math question solver using simple tools
Context Augmentation Agent	LlamaIndex	continuous-eval	QA over Uber financial dataset using agents
Sentiment Classification	LlamaIndex	continuous-eval	Single label classification of sentence sentiment
Simple RAG	Haystack	continuous-eval	Simple QA chatbot over select Paul Graham essays

Installation

In order to run the examples, you need to have Python 3.11 (suggested) and Poetry installed. Then, clone this repo and install the dependencies:

git clone https://github.com/relari-ai/examples.git && cd examples
poetry use 3.11
poetry install --with haystack --with langchain --with llama-index

Note that the --with flags are optional and only needed if you want to run the examples for the respective frameworks.

Get started

Each example is in a subfolder: examples/<FRAMEWORK>/<APP_NAME>/.

Some examples have just one script to execute (e.g. Haystack's Simple RAG), some have multiple:

pipeline.py defines the application pipeline and the evaluation metrics / tests.
app.py contains the LLM application. Run this script to get the outputs (saved as results.jsonl)
eval.py runs the metrics / tests defined by pipeline.py (saved as metrics_results.json and test_results.json)

Depending on the application, the source data for the application (documents and embeddings in Chroma vectorstore) and evaluation (golden dataset) is also provided. Note that for the evaluation golden dataset, there are always two files:

dataset.jsonl contains the inputs (questions) and reference module outputs (ground truths)
manifest.yaml defines the structure of the dataset for the evaluators.

Tweak metrics and tests in pipeline.py to try out different metrics.