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Define the facts, labels, format, and constraints that must remain stable. Then test those requirements across repeated runs and varied examples instead of comparing strings alone.
Define the facts, labels, format, and constraints that must remain stable. Then test those requirements across repeated runs and varied examples instead of comparing strings alone.
Not necessarily. Compare the claims, assumptions, and conclusion. Two responses may communicate the same information while using different examples or sentence structures.
Yes. Conversation history, application instructions, available tools, retrieved results, and model versions may differ even when the text typed by the user is identical.
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