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When two items are being selected as equal in a prompt, the program still asks unnecessary questions afterwards.
In the case of 669580c with the options ['Pizza', 'Pasta', 'Kebab'] the user gets asked which of ['Pizza', 'Pasta'] is better in prompt #1.
If the user answers Equal, prompt #2 is for ['Pasta', 'Kebab'].
Regardless of the answer, prompt #3 for ['Kebab','Pizza'] is shown, which can lead to conflicting results.
As an example, assume we picked Pasta > Kebab in prompt #2
a = score(Pizza)
b = score(Pasta)
c = score(Kebab)
Prompt #1
a = b
Prompt #2
b > c
=> a > c
At this point we know that a MUST be better than c, however prompt #3 gives us the option to override this.
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When two items are being selected as equal in a prompt, the program still asks unnecessary questions afterwards.
In the case of 669580c with the options
['Pizza', 'Pasta', 'Kebab']
the user gets asked which of['Pizza', 'Pasta']
is better in prompt #1.If the user answers
Equal
, prompt #2 is for['Pasta', 'Kebab']
.Regardless of the answer, prompt #3 for
['Kebab','Pizza']
is shown, which can lead to conflicting results.As an example, assume we picked Pasta > Kebab in prompt #2
At this point we know that
a
MUST be better thanc
, however prompt #3 gives us the option to override this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: