Large Language Model (LLM) evaluation is all about understanding how well your AI performs — how accurate, relevant, safe, and efficient it is. Whether you're deploying chatbots, automating workflows, or building next-gen AI applications, evaluating your model at different stages is key to success.
Core functionality & performance
Context & ethical considerations
State-of-the-art training methods
This level focuses on core functionality. Is the AI speaking clearly? Making sense? Giving quick and relevant answers?
Language Modeling Quality
This measures how well the model predicts the next word in a sentence. Lower perplexity = smarter AI.
Grammar & Readability
We assess grammar and readability using tools like the Flesch-Kincaid score.
Output Quality Assessment
Is the output useful and on-topic? Tools like BLEU/ROUGE scores help, especially for translation or summarization.
Variety & Uniqueness
To avoid repetitive answers, we check how varied responses are using metrics like Distinct-1 and Distinct-2.
Performance Metrics
Nobody likes a slow bot. We measure how fast the AI responds to user inputs.
Now we get into critical thinking, fairness, and ethical AI. This level focuses on advanced reasoning, bias detection, and ensuring AI systems are safe and reliable.
The model shouldn't "make things up." We use advanced benchmarks to ensure factual accuracy and prevent AI hallucinations that could mislead users.
Can the AI reason like a human? We test logical thinking, commonsense understanding, and complex reasoning capabilities.
No one wants a biased model. We check for gender, race, and cultural biases to ensure fair and unbiased AI responses across all demographics.
Keeping content safe and respectful. We ensure AI responses are appropriate, non-harmful, and maintain high safety standards.
We test how the model performs across different specialized use cases and domains.
This stage is about using state-of-the-art training methods to make your LLM smarter, faster and more versatile. We implement cutting-edge techniques for optimal performance.
Scalable Training Architecture
To train large models efficiently, we split work across GPUs or TPUs using advanced parallelization techniques for maximum performance.
Splitting data across multiple GPUs or TPUs
Distributing model layers across GPUs or TPUs
Processing different model layers in a sequence
Smart Prompt Design
Teach models how to respond with smarter prompts using advanced techniques that dramatically improve performance with minimal data.
Just a few examples can go a long way
Step-by-step reasoning for complex tasks
Persistent Learning Systems
Helps maintain old knowledge during new training phases, ensuring models don't forget previously learned information.
Effective for maintaining prior knowledge during incremental training
Keeps chatbots conversational over long sessions
Attack-Resistant AI
Make your AI tough against tricky prompts and attacks by training with adversarial examples and robustness techniques.
Train the model on "tricky" examples
Helps the model stay accurate under pressure
Text + Image + Audio
Modern AIs don't just read—they see and hear too. We implement comprehensive multimodal training for complete AI capabilities.
For image-text tasks
For audio recognition
For both visual and language understanding
A complete breakdown of evaluation methods across all three levels, showing the progression from basic functionality to advanced AI capabilities.
| Evaluation Level | Key Metrics & Methods | Benchmarks/Tools | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
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Basic
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BLEU
ROUGE
Flesch-Kincaid
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Essential | |
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Basic
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Distinct-n
Inference Latency
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Performance | |
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Intermediate
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TruthfulQA
FactScore
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Critical | |
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Intermediate
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HELLASWAG
WinoGrande
ARC
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Advanced | |
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Intermediate
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CEAT
BBQ
CrowS-Pairs
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Essential | |
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Advanced
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AdvGLUE
Red Teaming
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Security | |
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Advanced
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LAMBADA
LongBench
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Infrastructure | |
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Advanced
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LIME
SHAP
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Optimization | |
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Advanced
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RLHF
Likert Ratings
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Learning | |
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Advanced
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Model Distillation
Quantization
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Multimodal |
