Researcher probes rank-based PPI tests for LLM judging: no one-size-fits-all metric
IanArawjo · x · 2026-08-21
Ian Arawjo is investigating rank-based PPI tests and finds their statistical properties behave unlike parametric PPI — "like discovering some new kind of physics." Getting these properties exact matters for LLM-judge reporting guidelines.
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