Evalverse is a novel library that addresses the fragmentation in the LLM evaluation ecosystem. It provides a unified and expandable framework for evaluating LLMs across various aspects, including general performance, chat applications, Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG), and domain-specific tasks.
The key features of Evalverse include:
Unified Evaluation: Evalverse integrates existing evaluation frameworks, such as lm-evaluation-harness and FastChat, as submodules, allowing easy extension of new benchmarks and keeping the library up-to-date.
No-code Evaluation: Evalverse implements a no-code evaluation feature that utilizes communication platforms like Slack, making LLM evaluation more accessible for individuals with less programming proficiency.
Expandable Architecture: Evalverse's modular design allows for the seamless integration of new evaluation frameworks as submodules, ensuring the library remains comprehensive and adaptable to the fast-paced LLM landscape.
The paper provides a detailed overview of Evalverse's architecture and functionality, demonstrating how it addresses the current challenges in LLM evaluation. The authors also compare the evaluation results between Evalverse and the original implementations, showcasing the reproducibility and efficiency of the Evalverse framework.
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by Jihoo Kim,Wo... : arxiv.org 04-02-2024
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