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GSM-Plus and GSM8k converted the answer through float(), so 9007199254740993 was stored as 9007199254740992. Signed-off-by: Sasha Mitchell <sash.t.mitchell@gmail.com>
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- Line 63: Update the numeric validation guard in the answer-parsing function to
remove a minus sign only when it leads the input, and require ASCII digits
before conversion; return the original input unchanged for values such as “1-2”
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Validate the sign position and ASCII digits before conversion.
For "1-2", this guard removes the internal minus sign and accepts the input. Line 67 then raises ValueError instead of returning the nonnumeric input unchanged. "²" also passes because str.isdigit() accepts superscript digits that int() cannot parse. (docs.python.org)
Remove only a leading minus sign for validation. Require ASCII digits. Add regression cases for both inputs.
Proposed fix
text = str(expected_answer).strip()
- if not text.replace(".", "", 1).replace("-", "", 1).isdigit():
+ body = text.removeprefix("-")
+ if not body.isascii() or not body.replace(".", "", 1).isdigit():
return expected_answer
- body = text[1:] if text.startswith("-") else textBased on learnings: avoid str.isdigit() alone for machine-readable numeric validation because it accepts unsupported Unicode digits.
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Review comment at @nemo_skills/dataset/utils.py at line 63:
Update the numeric validation guard in the answer-parsing function to remove a
minus sign only when it leads the input, and require ASCII digits before
conversion; return the original input unchanged for values such as “1-2” and
“²”. Add regression cases for both inputs.
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coerce_numeric_answer("9007199254740993")was stored as9007199254740992. GSM-Plus and GSM8k converted the answer text throughfloat()and then back tointwhen the float looked integral. A float64 mantissa cannot hold every integer above2**53, so the stored answer was the neighbor.-9007199254740993and9007199254740993.0had the same error. Digit expansion is one of the GSM-Plus categories this prepare step keeps.42,-3, and1.0are still42,-3, and1.1.5and1.50are still1.5.insufficientis left as text. A GSM8k answer with a thousands separator, such as1,000, is still1000.No existing issue.
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