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What to do when Groundedness Evaluation Fails

If the evaluation fails, the Context Review should reassess the provided context for completeness and clarity, ensuring it includes all necessary information to support the response. In Response Analysis, the response should be examined for any elements not supported by the context, and adjustments should be made to improve alignment with the given information.

Differentiating Groundedness from Context Adherence

While both evaluations assess context alignment, Groundedness ensures that the response is strictly based on the provided context, whereas Context Adherence measures how well the response stays within the context without introducing external information. Both evaluations require a response and context as inputs and produce a Pass/Fail output based on adherence to the provided information.