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Requiring the LLM judge to reason first and then score can significantly improve accuracy.
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UnverifiedAutoregressive LLMs can already improve reasoning performance through chain-of-thought, RL fine-tuning, multiple sampling, and additional test-time compute.73% similarUnverifiedGeneration metrics usually use an LLM as the judge, computed with the help of libraries such as Ragas, and include faithfulness, answer relevance, and answer correctness.72% similarUnverifiedScoring functions often require careful design and may even rely on another LLM for scoring, known as the LLM-as-judge pattern.70% similarUnverifiedThe "is this chunk relevant?" task that the LLM judge is prompted to imitate is essentially the scoring function of a cross-encoder; replacing the LLM judge with a specialized reranker is usually the easiest migration win to achieve, because the two have exactly the same output form and the reranker's scores are calibrated.68% similarUnverifiedSMC-based inference-time power sampling can improve LLM reasoning without any post-training.68% similar
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