SidConArena is a new multi-phase benchmark framework formalizing a partially observable stochastic game for evaluating LLM agents in open-ended positive-sum bargaining with negotiation, converter production, and sealed-bid auctions.
Benchmark agreement testing done right: A guide for LLM benchmark evaluation
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BenchMarker toolkit audits 12 MCQA benchmarks for contamination, shortcuts, and writing errors using LLM judges, finding widespread flaws that inflate or deflate accuracy and alter rankings.
MTR-Bench is a new automated benchmark for multi-turn reasoning in LLMs covering diverse tasks and difficulty levels with 3600 instances.
Submodular maximization under a Gaussian model selects small benchmark subsets that outperform random selection for imputing leaderboard scores, with mutual information better than entropy at small sizes.
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SidConArena: An Environment Evaluating Agents in Open-Ended,Positive-Sum Bargaining Game
SidConArena is a new multi-phase benchmark framework formalizing a partially observable stochastic game for evaluating LLM agents in open-ended positive-sum bargaining with negotiation, converter production, and sealed-bid auctions.
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BenchMarker: An Education-Inspired Toolkit for Highlighting Flaws in Multiple-Choice Benchmarks
BenchMarker toolkit audits 12 MCQA benchmarks for contamination, shortcuts, and writing errors using LLM judges, finding widespread flaws that inflate or deflate accuracy and alter rankings.
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MTR-Bench: A Comprehensive Benchmark for Multi-Turn Reasoning Evaluation
MTR-Bench is a new automated benchmark for multi-turn reasoning in LLMs covering diverse tasks and difficulty levels with 3600 instances.
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Submodular Benchmark Selection
Submodular maximization under a Gaussian model selects small benchmark subsets that outperform random selection for imputing leaderboard scores, with mutual information better than entropy at small sizes.