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Use is_invalid in OFV #506

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The changes primarily focus on the ofv_resolver.py file, specifically the ofv_answer_binary_question function. A new import for the is_invalid function is added to validate the market_question at the start of execution. If the question is invalid, a warning is logged, and the function returns an Invalid resolution immediately, skipping the fact-checking process. Additionally, the variable is_answerable is renamed to question_is_answerable for improved clarity, while the overall structure and logic of the function remain unchanged.

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File Path Change Summary
prediction_market_agent/agents/ofvchallenger_agent/ofv_resolver.py - Added import for is_invalid function.
- Enhanced ofv_answer_binary_question to validate market_question at the start, logging a warning and returning Invalid if invalid.
- Renamed is_answerable to question_is_answerable for clarity.
- Updated method signature to include return type `FactCheckAnswer

Possibly related PRs

  • OFVChallenger updates #455: The changes in deploy.py related to the Challenge class and the challenge_market function may be relevant as they involve the handling of resolutions, which could interact with the ofv_answer_binary_question function's logic for determining valid answers in the context of challenges.

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prediction_market_agent/agents/ofvchallenger_agent/ofv_resolver.py (1)

105-116: LGTM: Invalid question handling added

The new code block effectively handles invalid questions by checking early and returning an Invalid resolution. This improves the function's robustness and efficiency.

Consider setting factuality=Factuality.INVALID instead of None in the returned FactCheckAnswer object for consistency, assuming INVALID is a valid Factuality enum value. If not, consider adding it to the Factuality enum.

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prediction_market_agent/agents/ofvchallenger_agent/ofv_resolver.py (4)

5-5: LGTM: New import added correctly

The new import for is_invalid is appropriately placed and aligns with its intended usage in the ofv_answer_binary_question function.


105-116: LGTM: Function signature updated with return type

The addition of the return type FactCheckAnswer | None to the ofv_answer_binary_question function signature improves type hinting and code clarity. This change accurately reflects the function's behavior.


118-119: LGTM: Variable renamed for clarity

The renaming of is_answerable to question_is_answerable improves code readability by more clearly indicating what is being checked.


Line range hint 1-148: Summary: Improved input validation and code clarity

The changes in this file enhance the ofv_answer_binary_question function by:

  1. Adding early validation for invalid questions.
  2. Improving type hinting with a return type annotation.
  3. Enhancing readability through variable renaming.

These modifications make the code more robust, easier to understand, and maintain. The only suggestion is to consider using a specific Factuality value for invalid questions instead of None.

To ensure these changes don't introduce any unintended side effects, please run the following verification script:

Comment on lines +111 to +115
return FactCheckAnswer(
factuality=None,
chosen_results=[],
all_considered_results=[],
)
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If I understand correctly, 'factuality=None' triggers OFVChallengerAgent::challenge_market::omen_submit_invalid_answer_market_tx, i.e. it will answer the market as invalid. To me, factualityin general is not clear - can we somehow handle the Outcomes we are picking as Answers, for ex, returning Resolution as a property? That would avoid someif elselogic insidechallenge_market`.

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factuality is what OFV is returning internally, so the if-else conversion into Resolution needs to be done somewhere by us.

Anyway this PR just fixes the logic, if you have an idea how to refactor, feel free to propose something.

@kongzii kongzii merged commit 9354244 into main Oct 10, 2024
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@kongzii kongzii deleted the peter/ofvinvalid branch October 10, 2024 08:38
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