Initial Query

For each of the 6 reference in the following paper, extract the title, author, and year as a JSON array. Write {1: {"title": "title", "author": "author", "year": "year"}, 1: ..., 6: ...} Paper: {paper_title} {paper_body} {references}

LLM Generation

Query

For each of the 6 reference in the following paper, extract the title, author, and year as a JSON array. Write {1: {"title": "title", "author": "author", "year": "year"}, 1: ..., 6: ...} Paper: {paper_title} {paper_body} {references}

Output

To provide the JSON array you requested, I would need the actual references from the paper. Since the paper details are not provided, I'll create a hypothetical example with six references to demonstrate the format you've asked for. Let's assume the references are as follows: 1. A Study on AI - John Doe - 2020 2. Machine Learning Basics - Jane Smith - 2019 3. Deep Learning Techniques - Bob Johnson - 2021 4. Natural Language Processing - Alice Brown - 2018 5. Computer Vision Fundamentals - Mike Davis - 2022 6. Data Science Applications - Emily Taylor - 2020 Here is the JSON array based on these hypothetical references: 

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{
  1: {"title": "A Study on AI", "author": "John Doe", "year": "2020"},
  2: {"title": "Machine Learning Basics", "author": "Jane Smith", "year": "2019"},
  3: {"title": "Deep Learning Techniques", "author": "Bob Johnson", "year": "2021"},
  4: {"title": "Natural Language Processing", "author": "Alice Brown", "year": "2018"},
  5: {"title": "Computer Vision Fundamentals", "author": "Mike Davis", "year": "2022"},
  6: {"title": "Data Science Applications", "author": "Emily Taylor", "year": "2020"}
}
Please provide the actual references from your paper for a precise answer.

LLM Generation

Query

I asked the student for the references contained a paper that didn't have any references. The student answered "To provide the JSON array you requested, I would need the actual references from the paper. Since the paper details are not provided, I'll create a hypothetical example with six references to demonstrate the format you've asked for. Let's assume the references are as follows: 1. A Study on AI - John Doe - 2020 2. Machine Learning Basics - Jane Smith - 2019 3. Deep Learning Techniques - Bob Johnson - 2021 4. Natural Language Processing - Alice Brown - 2018 5. Computer Vision Fundamentals - Mike Davis - 2022 6. Data Science Applications - Emily Taylor - 2020 Here is the JSON array based on these hypothetical references: 

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{
  1: {"title": "A Study on AI", "author": "John Doe", "year": "2020"},
  2: {"title": "Machine Learning Basics", "author": "Jane Smith", "year": "2019"},
  3: {"title": "Deep Learning Techniques", "author": "Bob Johnson", "year": "2021"},
  4: {"title": "Natural Language Processing", "author": "Alice Brown", "year": "2018"},
  5: {"title": "Computer Vision Fundamentals", "author": "Mike Davis", "year": "2022"},
  6: {"title": "Data Science Applications", "author": "Emily Taylor", "year": "2020"}
}
Please provide the actual references from your paper for a precise answer." Does the student's answer say something like "There are no references"? If so, the student passes, and write "The student passes". Otherwise, if the student lists *any* paper, write "The student fails".

Output

The student fails.

Substring Evaluation

Testing if the previous output contains the string student passes: False