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Oracle Selection is an idealized upper-bound evaluation setup that assumes the existence of a perfect judge capable of always selecting, from multiple candidate outputs, the one that truly satisfies all factual requirements, and is used to measure how much potential the generation system has if the verifier were completely reliable.
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