Typed Question
A question whose answer is constrained to a predefined discrete space, such as a boolean value, a fixed set of options, or a rating scale, rather than arbitrary natural language text. This constraint allows model outputs to be mapped directly to probability distributions, turning judgment tasks into classification or scoring tasks.
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A typed question means the answer is constrained to a predefined discrete space (such as a boolean, a fixed set of options, or a rating scale) rather than arbitrary natural-language text.
Designing typed questions requires options to be mutually exclusive and exhaustive, otherwise the probability distribution loses interpretability.
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A typed question means the answer is constrained to a predefined discrete space (such as a boolean, a fixed set of options, or a rating scale) rather than arbitrary natural-language text.
50%UnverifiedDesigning typed questions requires options to be mutually exclusive and exhaustive, otherwise the probability distribution loses interpretability.
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