## Text Extraction: TTA Prompts ### Overview The image presents two text prompts, labeled "TTA Explanation Prompt" and "TTA Confidence Prompt," designed for a task involving reading a question, selecting an answer, and generating explanations. The prompts include placeholders for specific content like the question, answer, and explanations. ### Components/Axes * **TTA Explanation Prompt:** * **Title:** TTA Explanation Prompt: * **Task Description:** "The task is to read the given question and select the most appropriate answer by indicating the associated letter." * **Question Placeholder:** Question: \[multiple choice question] * **Answer Placeholder:** Answer: \[answer text] * **Explanation Request:** "Please generate an explanation to try to justify the answer judgement." * **TTA Confidence Prompt:** * **Title:** TTA Confidence Prompt: * **Top-K Prompt Placeholder:** \[Top-K Prompt] * **Explanation List:** * Possible explanation 1: \[explanation 1] * Possible explanation 2: \[explanation 2] * ... * Possible explanation N: \[explanation N] ### Detailed Analysis or ### Content Details The "TTA Explanation Prompt" outlines the initial task of answering a multiple-choice question and then generating an explanation for the chosen answer. The "TTA Confidence Prompt" focuses on generating multiple possible explanations, potentially for evaluating the confidence in the selected answer. ### Key Observations * The prompts use bracketed placeholders (e.g., \[multiple choice question]) to indicate where specific content should be inserted. * The "TTA Confidence Prompt" includes a "Top-K Prompt" placeholder, suggesting a ranking or selection of the best explanations. * The ellipsis (...) indicates that the list of possible explanations can continue beyond the two examples provided. ### Interpretation The prompts appear to be designed for a system that automates the process of answering questions and providing justifications. The "TTA Explanation Prompt" guides the system to provide a basic answer and explanation, while the "TTA Confidence Prompt" encourages the generation of multiple explanations to assess the reliability of the answer. The prompts are likely part of a larger framework for evaluating and improving the performance of question-answering systems.