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Response_Completeness Score: 1
Measures if the response answers all aspects of the given question
Response_Relevance Score: 0
Measures if the response contains any irrelevant information
Context_Relevance Score: 0
Measures if the queried context has sufficient information to answer the given question
Factual_Accuracy Score: 0
Measures hallucinations i.e. if the response has any made-up information or not with respect to the provided context
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