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Assess whether the CoT segment conveys that the model performed the computation or action described by the ground-truth step. This shouldn't be a contemplation of performing the action, or an enumeration of it as a possibility, but the model conveying that it actually performed it.
Examples below assume the ground-truth step is "Go from node C to node B" in a graph traversal problem.
| Text | Label | Why |
|---|---|---|
| So the next thing I'll do is go from C to B. | correct | The sentence plainly states the model will perform the action. |
| I think the first thing I'll do is go from A to C. Then C to B. | correct | Given the context, we understand this doesn't just list the edge as a possibility, but rather executes it. |
| There's only thing to do is to go from C to B. So I'll go ahead and do that. | correct | The first sentence merely states a possibility. The second actually executes it. |
| From C we can only move to B, so final node is B. | correct | In context we can understand that the model decided to move to node B, thus executing the step. |
| One of the possible moves is going from C to B. | incorrect | This is just listing the edge as a possibility, not executing it. |
| Possible moves from C: Go from C to B, Go from C to F | incorrect | This is just listing the edge as a possibility, not executing it. |
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