Edge Case
A special scenario that falls outside the normal range of inputs but may cause a program to behave abnormally, such as null values, extreme numeric values, concurrency conflicts, network interruptions, or unexpected user actions. Such issues often do not appear in sample code and routine tests, yet are a frequent source of failures in production environments.
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"Edge cases" in training data construction refer to samples that lie at category boundaries where annotators easily disagree, such as cross-page tables, borderless alignment, and fields outside forms.
Edge Cases are special scenarios that fall outside the normal input range but may cause a program to malfunction, such as null values, extreme numeric values, concurrency conflicts, network interruptions, or unexpected user actions.
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"Edge cases" in training data construction refer to samples that lie at category boundaries where annotators easily disagree, such as cross-page tables, borderless alignment, and fields outside forms.
50%UnverifiedEdge Cases are special scenarios that fall outside the normal input range but may cause a program to malfunction, such as null values, extreme numeric values, concurrency conflicts, network interruptions, or unexpected user actions.
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