train probe per prompt #271
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We'll run the sweeps first and see if it improves anything. If yes we can review this + merge it.
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Solves NOT-291
This is quite a complex change, but this basically aims to train a reporter model per prompt, then evaluate it both on each individual prompt as well as with the mean credence. I should probably add on some tests for the new file structure as well.
the new flag is
--probe_per_promptadded onRunTo test you can do like
elk elicit gpt2 imdb --num_gpus 2 --probe_per_promptwith and without the flag.elk evalshould also work.