Add pass@k, temperature and turn-budget controls to harbor runs - #618
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run.sh gains -k (repeat each task n times, the basis for pass@k and pass^k), -t (sampling temperature) and -u (agent turn budget), with validation on each. passk.py computes pass@k and pass^k from a leaderboard directory. to_reward.py also publishes exact_f1 and strict_passed. Signed-off-by: Dhaval Patel <pateldha@us.ibm.com>
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run.sh gains -k (repeat each task n times, the basis for pass@k and pass^k), -t (sampling temperature) and -u (agent turn budget), with validation on each. passk.py computes pass@k and pass^k from a leaderboard directory. to_reward.py also publishes exact_f1 and strict_passed.