Fix IndexError in LogProbTokenNorm when choices_tokens is shorter than choices_logprob

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Summary

Fixes issue #1170: LogProbTokenNorm crashes with IndexError when the number of token sequences is less than the number of log probabilities. This occurs during benchmarking when token generation fails for some answer choices.

Problem

When normalizing log probabilities for token-based metrics, the code assumes choices_tokens has at least as many elements as choices_logprob. However, when token generation fails for some choices, choices_tokens can be shorter, causing an IndexError on line 527:

normalized_log_probs = [
    choices_logprob[ix] / len(choices_tokens[ix]) for ix in range(len(choices_logprob))
]

From the issue (#1170):

• 4 answer choices → 4 log probabilities
• Token generation only succeeds for 3 choices → 3 token lists
• IndexError when trying to access choices_tokens[3]

Solution

Replaced the list comprehension with an explicit loop that:

1. Adds bounds checking: if ix < len(choices_tokens) and choices_tokens[ix]
2. Filters out padding tokens marked as -1 when counting token length
3. Provides a fallback: if tokens are missing, use the un-normalized log probability
4. Prevents division by zero with max(token_count, 1)

Testing

Tested with the exact scenario from the issue:

choices_logprob = [-2.90625, -5.65625, -3.03125, -5.4375]  # 4 elements
choices_tokens = [[236743, 236812, -1], [236743, 236778, 236832], [236743, 236825, -1]]  # 3 elements

# Old code: IndexError at index 3
# New code: Returns 4 normalized values, using un-normalized logprob for missing tokens

Impact

• Allows benchmarking to complete even when some choices fail token generation
• Graceful degradation: missing tokens → use un-normalized logprob
• No changes to the normalization logic for valid cases
• Defensive programming that handles edge cases without breaking existing behavior