When submitting the final submission, is it possible to only submit the final labeled answers, or is it necessary to submit the complete LLM output, considering that our chain of thought is very long and complex?
For the AI Telco Troubleshooting Challenge on Zindi, you should only submit the final labeled answers.
The required submission format is a CSV file with two columns:
question_id: The ID of the test question.
answer: The predicted root cause label (e.g., C1, C2, C3, etc.).
You do not need to submit the full LLM output, chain of thought, or reasoning. The SampleSubmission.csv file provided in the competition data confirms this simple format. The evaluation is based solely on the correctness of the final label.
Should the answers based on the option IDs in the question itself ? Not all follow the c1-c8 mentioned in the description. Some questions have the options are 1-9, Z1-Z9, C1-C8 etc what should be the answer in those cases? \boxed{c1} \boxed{z1}?
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For the AI Telco Troubleshooting Challenge on Zindi, you should only submit the final labeled answers.
The required submission format is a CSV file with two columns:
You do not need to submit the full LLM output, chain of thought, or reasoning. The SampleSubmission.csv file provided in the competition data confirms this simple format. The evaluation is based solely on the correctness of the final label.
Should the answers based on the option IDs in the question itself ? Not all follow the c1-c8 mentioned in the description. Some questions have the options are 1-9, Z1-Z9, C1-C8 etc what should be the answer in those cases? \boxed{c1} \boxed{z1}?