Add deterministic RIMO-N, OlymMATH, and AMO-Bench parser evaluations - #12
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Keep the benchmark tests active without torch and import all four new tasks in the core lean-install gate.
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Add four offline Olympiad final-answer tasks:
RIMONwith 335 exact-string problems,OlymMATHEasyandOlymMATHHardwith 100 MathVerify-graded problems each, and the 39 programmatically gradedAMOBenchParserproblems. Together they add 574 deterministic examples without an LLM judge or proof grader. The shared task base handles boxed-answer extraction, native pass@k aggregation, subgroup metrics, and per-sample grading metadata. Checked-in JSONL files, licenses, source revisions, grader revisions, and SHA-256 hashes keep runtime evaluation network-free and auditable.The task adapters preserve the released protocols: strict extracted-answer matching for RIMO-N, the released English prompt and MathVerify behavior for OlymMATH, and process-isolated SymPy solving with a hard timeout for AMO-Bench variable answers. The tasks participate in Evalchemy's torch-free lean install and per-benchmark extras contract. Backend classification uses the model MRO so task discovery does not import optional OpenAI or vLLM provider classes.
IMOAnswerBench remains deferred while google-deepmind/superhuman#13 and google-deepmind/superhuman#14 require resolution or independent audit. The 11 LLM-judge AMO-Bench problems and CHAMP also remain out of scope until shared judge support and the remaining protocol gates are available.