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app.py
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plot = gr.Plot(get_plots('question_answering.csv'))
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with gr.Column():
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table = gr.Dataframe(get_model_names('question_answering.csv'), datatype="markdown")
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with gr.Accordion("Methodology", open =
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gr.Markdown(
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"""For each of the ten tasks above, we created a custom dataset with 1,000 entries (see all of the datasets on our [org Hub page](https://huggingface.co/EnergyStarAI)).
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We then tested each of the models from the leaderboard on the appropriate task, measuring the energy consumed using [Code Carbon](https://mlco2.github.io/codecarbon/), an open-source Python package for tracking the environmental impacts of code.
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plot = gr.Plot(get_plots('question_answering.csv'))
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with gr.Column():
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table = gr.Dataframe(get_model_names('question_answering.csv'), datatype="markdown")
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with gr.Accordion("Methodology", open = False):
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gr.Markdown(
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"""For each of the ten tasks above, we created a custom dataset with 1,000 entries (see all of the datasets on our [org Hub page](https://huggingface.co/EnergyStarAI)).
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We then tested each of the models from the leaderboard on the appropriate task, measuring the energy consumed using [Code Carbon](https://mlco2.github.io/codecarbon/), an open-source Python package for tracking the environmental impacts of code.
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