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Create python generator files for gsm symbolic templates
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reasoning_gym/arithmetic/gsm_symbolic/generator_87.py
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reasoning_gym/arithmetic/gsm_symbolic/generator_87.py
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from random import Random
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from typing import Dict, Any
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from fractions import Fraction
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def generate_from_variables(name: str, unit: str, weight_large: int, weight_medium: int,
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weight_small: Fraction, num_large: int, num_medium: int,
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num_small: int, total_amount: int) -> Dict[str, Any]:
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large_used = num_large * weight_large
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medium_used = num_medium * weight_medium
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small_used = float(num_small * weight_small)
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total_used = large_used + medium_used + small_used
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remaining = total_amount - total_used
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question = f"{name} wants to make different sized ice cubes with {total_amount} {unit}s of water. He can make giant cubes that use {weight_large} {unit}s per cube, medium cubes that use {weight_medium} {unit}s, and small cubes that use {weight_small} an {unit}. If he makes {num_large} giant cubes, {num_medium} medium cubes, and {num_small} small cubes, how many {unit}s of water does he have left?"
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answer_cot = f"The giant cubes used up {large_used} {unit}s of water because {num_large} times {weight_large} equals {large_used}.\n" \
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f"The medium cubes used up {medium_used} {unit}s of water because {num_medium} times {weight_medium} equals {medium_used}.\n" \
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f"The small cubes used up {int(small_used)} {unit}s of water because {num_small} times {weight_small} equals {int(small_used)}.\n" \
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f"This means that {name} has used up {int(total_used)} {unit}s of water because {large_used} plus {medium_used} plus {int(small_used)} equals {int(total_used)}.\n" \
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f"{name} has {int(remaining)} {unit}s of water left because {total_amount} minus {int(total_used)} equals {int(remaining)}.\n" \
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f"#### {int(remaining)}"
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return {
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'question': question,
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'answer': str(int(remaining)),
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'answer_cot': answer_cot,
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'answer_value': int(remaining),
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'variables': {
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'name': name,
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'unit': unit,
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'weight_large': weight_large,
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'weight_medium': weight_medium,
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'weight_small': weight_small,
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'num_large': num_large,
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'num_medium': num_medium,
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'num_small': num_small,
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'total_amount': total_amount,
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'remaining': remaining
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}
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}
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def generate_example(rng: Random, difficulty: float = 1.0) -> Dict[str, Any]:
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names = ["Peter", "John", "Michael", "David", "James", "Robert", "William"]
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units = ["ounce", "gram", "milliliter"]
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name = rng.choice(names)
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unit = rng.choice(units)
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weight_large = int(rng.randint(7, int(14 * difficulty)))
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weight_medium = int(rng.randint(3, weight_large - 1))
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weight_small = Fraction(1, 2)
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num_large = int(rng.randint(2, int(8 * difficulty)))
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num_medium = int(rng.randint(4, int(12 * difficulty)))
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num_small = rng.choice([14, 24, 15])
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# Calculate needed total to ensure positive remainder
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used = num_large * weight_large + num_medium * weight_medium + float(num_small * weight_small)
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total_amount = int(used + rng.randint(1, int(10 * difficulty)))
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result = generate_from_variables(name, unit, weight_large, weight_medium, weight_small,
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num_large, num_medium, num_small, total_amount)
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return {
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'question': result['question'],
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'answer': result['answer'],
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'metadata': {
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'difficulty': difficulty,
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'answer_value': result['answer_value'],
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'answer_cot': result['answer_cot'],
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'variables': result['variables']
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}
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}
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def original_example() -> Dict[str, Any]:
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return generate_from_variables("Peter", "ounce", 4, 2, Fraction(1,2), 3, 7, 8, 32)
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