A researcher is designing an instruction for a language model to determine if a sentence is grammatically sound. The initial instruction is: "Is the following sentence grammatically correct?"
When tested, the model's responses are inconsistent. It sometimes answers "Yes, it is correct," other times "No, that sentence has an error," and occasionally it just provides a corrected version of the sentence.
Which of the following revised instructions would be most effective at solving this problem by clarifying the expected output?
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A researcher is designing an instruction for a language model to determine if a sentence is grammatically sound. The initial instruction is: "Is the following sentence grammatically correct?"
When tested, the model's responses are inconsistent. It sometimes answers "Yes, it is correct," other times "No, that sentence has an error," and occasionally it just provides a corrected version of the sentence.
Which of the following revised instructions would be most effective at solving this problem by clarifying the expected output?
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