[refactor] Fix misalignment in BANKING77-OOS/id-oos/test/seq.in - #8
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Hi there,
I hope you're doing well.
This PR corrects the correspondence between the blank lines and the errors in
BANKING77-OOS/id-oos/test/seq.inby referring to the sequence order fromBANKING77/test/label.Previously, the blank lines and error entries in
seq.inwere misaligned, likely due to discrepancies when constructing the OOS set. By using the sequence corresponding toBANKING77/test/labelas a reference, I have realigned the entries so that the blank lines correctly match the errors they are intended to represent.This fix ensures that the test data is consistent and that downstream evaluations relying on correct blank/error positioning are accurate.
I appreciate your work on this repository and hope my contribution will be useful to the community.
Best regards,
Francis Lin