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DataFlow operators are the basic processing units that execute on raw data, typically implemented based on rules, deep learning models, or large language models (LLMs). Taking the `Reasoning Pipeline` schematic diagram above as an example, each rectangular unit can be considered an independent DataFlow operator, used to complete specific data processing tasks (such as cleaning, transformation, validation, etc.).
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The code style of each operator in DataFlow is very concise. Below is an example of calling the `QuestionDifficultyClassifier` operator, which uses the large model backend to evaluate the difficulty level of questions:
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The code style of each operator in DataFlow is very concise. Below is an example of calling the `ReasoningQuestionDifficultySampleEvaluator` operator, which uses the large model backend to evaluate the difficulty level of questions:
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from dataflow.operators.generate.Reasoning importQuestionDifficultyClassifier,
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