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๐Introducing Open-LLM-Leaderboard: A New Benchmark for Large Language Models
Excited to share our latest research: "Open-LLM-Leaderboard: From MCQs to Open-style Questions for LLMs Evaluation."
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Results:
The Open-LLM-Leaderboard showcases the performance of top LLMs, with GPT-4o emerging as the best performing model
Why This Matters:
This research offers a more robust and unbiased way to evaluate LLMs, which is crucial for developing more reliable and capable models.
Methodology:
Automatic Filtering: We designed a multi-stage filtering process to identify suitable open-style questions from existing MCQ datasets.
Evaluation Framework: Our framework uses GPT-4 to evaluate LLM responses to open-style questions.
Key Highlights:
- Bias in MCQs: LLMs favor certain answer choices, skewing results.
- Open-Style Questions: Shift from MCQs to eliminate bias.
- Random Guessing: LLMs struggle with random guessing in MCQs.
- New Benchmark: Open-LLM-Leaderboard tracks LLMs' performance accurately
This paper addresses the inherent biases and limitations of multiple-choice questions (MCQ) in assessing large language models (LLMs) and proposes a novel benchmark that utilizes open-style questions.