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pretty_name: DROP Freeform Rewrites
language:
  - en
configs:
  - config_name: drop
    data_files:
      - split: train
        path: drop/train-*

DROP Freeform Rewrites

DatologyAI is pleased to release a rewrite of DROP that enables language-model evaluation through language-modeling loss on verified-correct free-form answers. Part of the DatologyAI Benchmark Freeform Rewrites collection.

Motivation

Practitioners developing language models need evaluations capable of quantifying the effects of small changes, such as adjustments to the training data mix, even when evaluating the smaller models trained during research and development.

Generative evaluation with pass/fail checks is susceptible to emergence effects when applied to development-scale models. Unconditioned language-modeling loss over held-out documents provides a denser signal, but held-out documents may not map clearly onto the capabilities of interest.

Few-shot-conditioned free-form question answering, the setup this dataset enables, sits between the two. It targets specific capabilities and measures in-context learning while providing a dense, emergence-free signal.

This data

The DatologyAI Benchmark Freeform Rewrites datasets transform existing multiple-choice and short-answer benchmarks into free-form long-answer tasks. Each row pairs a self-contained question, the original short answer, and a worked continuation verified to answer the question correctly.

A technical write-up describing the rewrite and verification process and the validation results is coming soon.

Fields

Field Description
id Item id from the source benchmark; unique within the dataset.
question Self-contained rewritten question or problem statement.
passage Grounding passage the question is asked about.
answer Short original answer from the source benchmark.
freeform_answer Free-form worked answer that arrives at answer.

Loading

from datasets import load_dataset

ds = load_dataset("DatologyAI/drop-freeform-rewrites", split="train")

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