Judge simulation study is now testing whether kappa-style agreement changes trust
IanArawjo · x · 2026-07-21
The author says they have not yet tried binary data for the judge simulations.
- They are first expanding the simulations and breaking results down by agreement rate.
- The goal is to test whether reporting agreement such as kappa = 0.85 actually changes how much trust people place in the judge.
- The exchange suggests the underlying project is about evaluating judge reliability, not just producing a single score.
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