fix(examples): score the redact composition, and stop both examples describing their pages - #357
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…escribing their pages examples/redact reproduced one call to one model, 26 of 45. The page now masks in four steps, so score.py re-derives each one from the same recorded calls: 26 with one call, 33 once what runs past the model's input window is split, 41 once a second call to numind/NuNER_Zero is unioned in, and 45 once every later mention of a name already found is masked too. No dataset change: all 24 calls, both models, have been in the pinned revision since the page was first published, and nothing had ever scored the second model's. It also publishes the precision pair as merged masks rather than raw spans, 42 of 49, because a value the two models end differently is one run of removed characters and that is what a caller removes. Overlapping spans merge for the same reason: keeping whichever sorted first left the last character of a password readable once the second model was unioned in. Checked by removing one span from the fetched calls.json, the NuNER span that uniquely covers the German address: five of the new figures go red and the run exits 1. Both examples stop claiming to reproduce "the figures the page publishes". An example cannot read a page, and which recorded cases a page displays changes without the run changing. Each now says what it checks, the recorded run, and says in the same breath that it does not check the page's selection.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe OCR example clarifies which figures its scorer verifies and where the figures and proof-grid selection are documented. The redaction scorer combines recorded calls from two models and reports four masking stages, with updated benchmark results and validation. ChangesOCR Figure Evidence
Composed Redaction Scoring
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant main
participant recorded_calls
participant returned_spans
participant composed_spans
participant score_checks
Caller->>main: Run score.py with optional --floor-0
main->>recorded_calls: Load calls for both model sets
recorded_calls-->>main: Return calls keyed by model set and document
main->>returned_spans: Collect filtered and offset-adjusted spans
returned_spans-->>main: Return document-offset spans
main->>composed_spans: Add name matches and merge overlapping masks
composed_spans-->>main: Return composed masks
main->>score_checks: Compare figures and validate constraints
score_checks-->>Caller: Report results and exit status
Suggested reviewers: Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The redaction example’s published mask figure is inaccurate, but the scoring workflow remains usable. Correct the figure and its expected output before relying on it. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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The docstring said "every span covering a gold value scores at least 0.716". That is false: the two `Annibale` person spans score 0.522 and 0.532 and both cover a gold value. What is true, and is now what the file says, is that five of the run's 168 spans fall below 0.6 and that the first model returns `Annibale Caboto` at the same offsets. `score.py --floor-0` re-runs every figure with the floor removed, so the claim that it costs no coverage is measured rather than argued. All four steps, the 42 of 49 and the 0 of 29 hold either way; the only masks the floor removes in this run are the three field labels on a document that carries no gold spans.
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In `@examples/redact/README.md`:
- Line 59: Update the README sentence “Every figure above holds either way” to
limit it to figures that remain unchanged; separately report the no-floor
agreement as 42 of 52, reflecting 42 gold-hit masks out of 52 total.
- Around line 95-96: Update the NuNER limitation to match the reported 41/45
composition: acknowledge that it includes a second call to numind/NuNER_Zero,
and clarify how the 12 calls relate to the published figure and score.py
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- Line 103: Update the currency-amount figure in the README to clarify that the
scorer measures across all 10 recorded documents and does not verify which
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… now describe Three CodeRabbit findings on README.md, two of them in a section the rewrite missed. The limitations still said no published figure rests on NuNER_Zero's 12 calls and that score.py does not score them, which the 41 of 45 contradicts; and still scoped the amounts figure to the seven documents the page renders, which the scorer no longer does. Both now match what score.py measures, and a new bullet says outright that nothing here checks which documents the page shows. The third finding, that --floor-0 makes the mask denominator 52 rather than 49, does not reproduce. Checked by running both modes: both print 42 of 49. The three field-label spans the floor removes are on the Closing Disclosure, which carries no gold spans and so is not one of the six documents the precision figure is measured over. The README now says that rather than asserting the figures hold.
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🟡 Minor · Filter the precision denominator through GOLD_TO_REQUESTED. · score.py:325-329
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winFilter the precision denominator through
GOLD_TO_REQUESTED.The documented rule counts only labels that the gold schema can express. The current
set(case["labels"])also countsCLAIM-23456,CLAIM-23457, andBrustkrebs, which are absent fromGOLD_TO_REQUESTED. This publishes42 of 49instead of the schema-scoped42 of 46. Update the expected figures and README output to match.Suggested fix
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In `@examples/redact/score.py`:
- Around line 325-329: Filter the requested labels used by the mask-counting
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/redactnow masks personal data in four steps instead of one call, andexamples/redactscored only the first of them. This rewritesscore.pytore-derive each step from the same recorded calls.
What changed
urchade/gliner_multi_pii-v1, whole documentnumind/NuNER_ZeroPlus 42 of 49 masks on a published gold span, 6 masks added by the propagation
step (all of them the given name of a person a model had already returned), and
0 of 29 currency amounts masked.
No dataset change. All 24 calls, both models on all twelve documents, have
been in the pinned revision
f2a5ffc8since the page was first published. Theold scorer said so in its own docstring and scored none of the second model's.
Two rules the scorer now applies that it did not before, both matching
sie-web's CI:
score >= 0.6, a threshold the caller sets. Inthis run every span covering a gold value scores at least 0.716, and the
spans below 0.6 that are not a name cover a field's printed label and no
value (
ID #,File #,MIC #).value ends: keeping whichever span sorted first left
, M.D.readable aftera masked name and left the last character of a password readable on the
policyholder letter.
The precision pair is counted as merged masks rather than raw spans, so a value
the two models end differently is one run of removed characters.
Both examples stop describing their pages
An example cannot read a page, and which recorded cases a page displays changes
without the run changing.
examples/redactandexamples/ocr-two-stageeachnow say what they check, the recorded run, and say in the same breath that they
do not check the page's selection.
examples/ocr-two-stage's figures areunchanged and still reproduce.
Verification
python3 run.py --checkstill prints24 of 24 recorded requests rebuilt from the inputs and matched.examples/ocr-two-stage:python3 fetch.py && python3 score.pystill printsReproduced: 81 of 86, 78 of 89 with 7 of 7 schema-valid, and 27 of 89 with 2 of 7, exit 0.Tamper test. Removing one span from the fetched
calls.json, theNuNER_Zerospan that uniquely covers0 Storgatanin the German claim, andleaving everything else intact:
step_two_models40,step_propagated44,masks_in_gold_schema48,masks_on_gold41, plus "the last step masks 44 of45, not all of them". Exit 1. Only the new checks fire.
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