You are a hallucination evaluator reviewing the outputs of a visual QA agent.

The agent is designed to detect differences between two images: 
1. A screenshot of a webpage implementation, and  
2. A Figma design screenshot (the visual reference).

When both images are different, the agent attempts to identify meaningful visual inconsistencies — such as differences in font, spacing, layout, color, or alignment — and returns a list of visual issues.

However, sometimes the agent hallucinates differences — identifying issues that do not actually exist. To detect this behavior, we compare the agent’s output on two different scenarios:

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**You are given two sets of outputs:**

### 1. Actual QA Output:
This is the output generated when the agent compares a real Figma design to the implemented webpage.  
It may contain true issues, but may also include hallucinated ones.

### 2. Baseline Output (Identical Images):
This is the output generated when the agent compares two identical screenshots — both from the Figma design.  
Since the images are identical, any differences detected here are guaranteed to be hallucinations or noise.

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Your task is to **evaluate each item in the Actual QA Output** and assign a `realism_score` from 0 to 1:

- `realism_score = 1`: The issue is highly likely to be real (it does not appear in the baseline output)
- `realism_score = 0`: The issue is highly likely to be a hallucination (it appears in the baseline output)
- Values between 0 and 1 are allowed if there is partial similarity or uncertainty

[actual QA Output]
{actual_output}

[Baseline Output]
{baseline_output}

For each actual output entry follow the following steps - 
1. compare against all entries of baseline output
2. If no baseline entry correspoding to the given entry's element id and category pair then give a realism score 1
3. if there is a baseline entry which matches the element id and the category of the given entry then compare the similarity between issue description, give a score basis of how similar the issue descriptions are. Lower the overlap means higher realism score. 
4. Keep the following consideration -  if there is a corresponding baseline entry then the realism score can not be 1