What are evaluations?
Evaluations are a way for you to track how well Cal is responding to users. The information gathered through evaluations will enable you to improve Cal’s performance over time.
How can I evaluate Cal?
Evaluations are completed in the "Quality" tab.
- Every interaction with Cal will be tracked from this page.
- Within each Cal conversation, you’ll have the ability to mark Cal’s response to a question as
- Correct answer
- Incorrect resource
- Incorrect response
- Missing knowledge
- Impossible to answer
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Excluded
- You’ll be able to view the results of these evaluations in the Assist scorecard report:
Evaluation definitions
- Correct answer: The knowledge used to generate the answer is correct and the answer itself is correct.
- Incorrect resource: The knowledge used to generate the answer is incorrect. Meaning, Cal failed to find/use the right resource.
- Incorrect response: The knowledge used to provide this answer was correct, however, the response contained incorrect information. “Incorrect response” could also indicate that Cal’s response is missing pertinent steps or information.
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Missing knowledge: Cal does not have the knowledge required to answer the question. This could mean:
- There is no knowledge base article with this content.
- There is knowledge with this information, but Cal does not have access to the knowledge.
- There is incorrect or outdated knowledge driving Cal’s response.
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Impossible to answer: The user did not provide enough information for Cal to answer the question.
- The question from the user is missing details
- Excluded: The interaction is a test or a duplicate.
Metric definitions
In your metrics reporting you’ll see a “correct %” and an “incorrect %”. Below is how each of these metrics is calculated.
- correct % = (Correct answer) / (Correct answer + Incorrect resource + Incorrect response + Missing Knowledge)
- incorrect % = (Incorrect resource + Incorrect response + Missing Knowledge) / (Correct answer + Incorrect resource + Incorrect response + Missing Knowledge)
NOTE: Impossible to answer and Exclude are excluded from “correct %” and “incorrect %”.
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