GLOSSARY
What is a score question?
Score questionA score question asks a System One model to place the state on an ordered scale you define — for example 0 to 4, with a meaning for each level — and returns the score with a probability for every level.
Scores suit anything graded rather than categorical: lead quality, urgency, risk, relevance. The levels are ordered, so the answer is a distribution over them and the reported score moves smoothly as the evidence does. Jev accepts scales of 2 to 10 levels.
Describe every level in words. The descriptions are what the model reads, and a scale whose levels are only numbers gives it nothing to go on.
Example
{ "type": "score", "score": 2.62, "legend": { "0": "cold", "1": "curious", "2": "evaluating", "3": "ready to buy" }, "probabilities": { "0": 0.02, "1": 0.07, "2": 0.18, "3": 0.73 } }Read more
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