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The very first example, which is held up as an error, is actually arguably correct. If you asked a human (me) how many bananas were purchased, they clearly purc
by pizzathyme 10mo ago
The very first example, which is held up as an error, is actually arguably correct. If you asked a human (me) how many bananas were purchased, they clearly purchased one banana.
Yes the banana weighs 0.4 pounds. But the question was not to return the weight or the quantity, the question was to return the quantity.
It seems like more instructions are needed in the prompt that the author is not even aware of.
- banandys 10mo agoA very common peeled banana weight is 100g (“metric banana”). This is convenient for calorie counting. 0.4lbs for a single banana as the peeled weight is probably around 125g. https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/bs741l/oc_weight_ratio_of_banana_peel_to_its_total_weight/ https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/bs741l/oc_...
- esafak 10mo agoOr one batch of bananas, weighing 0.4 pounds. The number of bananas is not specified in the receipt, and I would not expect the model to estimate it.
- AmbroseBierce 10mo agoThe prompt literally tells it "if not specified assume 1"
- banandys 10mo agoit is very unlikely for 0.4 lbs of bananas to be more than one. https://fdc.nal.usda.gov/food-details/1105314/measures https://fdc.nal.usda.gov/food-details/1105314/measures Sugar bananas or apple bananas would weigh less, but would cost more and probably not just be listed as bananas.
- esafak 10mo agoThat would require the model to know or look up the average weight of a banana, and do arithmetic.