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Step 2: ⌨️ Coding
Create docs/evaluate.md with contents:
• Start by creating a new markdown file named `evaluate.md` in the `docs` folder.
• Begin the documentation by providing a brief introduction to the `evaluate` module, its purpose, and its importance in the context of the DSPy framework. This information can be drawn from the README.md file.
• Describe the `Evaluate` class, its methods, and their functionalities. Make sure to cover all the methods including `__init__`, `_execute_single_thread`, `_execute_multi_thread`, `_update_progress`, and `__call__`.
• Explain the parameters of each method and their expected values.
• Include code snippets from the `dspy/evaluate/evaluate.py` file to illustrate the usage of the `Evaluate` class and its methods.
• Provide examples of how to use the `evaluate` module. These examples can be drawn from the jupyter notebooks.
• Conclude the documentation by summarizing the key points and highlighting the benefits of using the `evaluate` module in the DSPy framework.
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Modify docs/DOCS_README.md with contents:
• Add a reference to the `evaluate.md` file in the `DOCS_README.md` file.
• This can be done by adding a new line under the relevant section (e.g., "Module Documentation") with the text "- [Evaluate Module](evaluate.md): Documentation for the `evaluate` module in the `dspy` folder."--- +++ @@ -9,6 +9,10 @@ making changes to it and make contributions. DSPy is made by the thriving community behind it, and you're always welcome to make contributions to the project and the documentation. + +## Module Documentation + +- [Evaluate Module](evaluate.md): Documentation for the `evaluate` module in the `dspy` folder. ## Build Docs
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