LLM Output Evaluation

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**Evaluation Taxonomy**
- Correctness: does the output match the ground-truth answer? (exact match, F1, BLEU/ROUGE)
- Faithfulness: does the output contain only claims supported by the input context?
- Relevance: does the output address the user's actual question?
- Safety: does the output contain harmful, biased, or policy-violating content?
- Format compliance: does the output match the required structure (JSON, markdown, length)?

**Golden Dataset Construction**
- Collect 50–200 representative real user inputs from production logs
- For each input, create: ideal output, acceptable range, and clear failure examples
- Cover edge cases: empty input, adversarial input, ambiguous queries, multilingual queries
- Label with multiple annotators; measure inter-annotator agreement (Cohen's kappa >0.7)
- Refresh golden set quarterly as user patterns evolve

**Automated Evaluation Patterns**
- LLM-as-Judge: use a separate powerful model (Claude Opus/GPT-4) to score outputs 1–5
- Rubric scoring: define explicit criteria in the judge prompt to reduce variance
- Reference-free eval: use model to assess quality without a ground-truth answer
- Pairwise comparison: "Which output is better, A or B?" — more reliable than absolute scores
- For code: execute the generated code against test cases; compilation + test pass rate is ground truth

**RAGAS Framework (for RAG systems)**
- context_precision: are retrieved chunks actually relevant to the question?
- context_recall: are all necessary facts present in the retrieved chunks?
- faithfulness: does the answer use only facts from the retrieved context?
- answer_relevancy: does the answer address the question (not a tangent)?
- Score each dimension 0–1; overall quality = harmonic mean of all four

**Regression Detection**
- Baseline: run full golden eval after every model/prompt change, store results
- Alert thresholds: fail CI if overall quality drops >3%, any safety metric drops >1%
- Canary eval: test new prompt on 10% of production traffic, compare metrics before full rollout
- Track metric trends over time in a time-series dashboard, not just point-in-time snapshots

**Human Feedback Integration**
- Thumbs up/down on AI responses → feed into weekly eval review
- A/B test prompt variants; use statistical significance (p<0.05) before declaring a winner
- Identify "complaint clusters" — group negative feedback by topic to prioritize fixes
- Monthly "red team" session: team tries to break the AI; document failure modes found

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