Research Notes
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A Personal Test Suite for LLMs
Most LLM benchmarks are either academic or do not capture what I use them for. So, inspired by some other people, this is my own test suite.
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Random Research Ideas On Social Media That I Liked
Sometimes I come across random research ideas across the twitter and social media universe that really resonate with me at that moment. Often they get lost in doom scrolling, so I am considering compiling those into a running log.
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The Curious Case of LLM Evaluations
Our modeling, scaling and generalization techniques grew faster than our benchmarking abilities - which in turn have resulted in poor evaluation and hyped capabilities.
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Demonstrating Gender Bias in GPT4
A brief demonstration of gender bias in GPT4, as observed from various downstream task perspectives ft. Taylor Swift
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No, GPT4 (RLHF’ed) Does Not Pass The Sally-Anne False Belief Test
Discussing the prospect of deriving instinct and purpose for a prompt and creating examples for evaluation problems focussing the Sally-Anne False-Belief Test and provide a summary of when GPT4 and GPT3.5 pass or fail the test.
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CAPSTONE: Capability Assessment Protocol for Systematic Testing of Natural Language Models Expertise
Enhance classification with a text annotation framework for improved systemization in prompt-based language model evaluation
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Controlled Evaluation of Explanations: What Might Have Influenced Your Model Explanation Efficacy Evaluation?
End users affect explanation efficacy. NLP papers overlook other factors. This paper examines how utiltiy of saliency-based explanations change with controlled variables. We aim to provide a standardized list of variables to evaluate and show how SoTA algorithms rank differently when controlling for evaluation criteria.