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Flexible evaluation tool for language models. Easy to extend, highly customizable!

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With FlexEval, you can evaluate language models with:

  • Zero/few-shot in-context learning tasks
  • Open-ended text-generation benchmarks such as MT-Bench with automatic evaluation using GPT-4
  • Log-probability-based multiple-choice tasks
  • Computing perplexity of text data

For more use cases, see the documentation.

Key Features

  • Flexibility: flexeval is flexible in terms of the evaluation setup and the language model to be evaluated.
  • Modularity: The core components of flexeval are easily extensible and replaceable.
  • Clarity: The results of evaluation are clear and all the details are saved.
  • Reproducibility: flexeval should be reproducible, with the ability to save and load configurations and results.

Installation

pip install flexeval

Quick Start

The following minimal example evaluates the hugging face model sbintuitions/tiny-lm with the commonsense_qa task.

flexeval_lm \
  --language_model HuggingFaceLM \
  --language_model.model "sbintuitions/tiny-lm" \
  --eval_setup "commonsense_qa" \
  --save_dir "results/commonsense_qa"

(The model used in the example is solely for debugging purposes and does not perform well. Try switching to your favorite model!)

The results saved in --saved_dir contain:

  • config.json: The configuration of the evaluation, which can be used to replicate the evaluation.
  • metrics.json: The evaluation metrics.
  • outputs.jsonl: The outputs of the language model that comes with instance-level metrics.

You can flexibly customize the evaluation by specifying command-line arguments or configuration files. Besides the Transformers model, you can also evaluate models via OpenAI ChatGPT and vLLM, and other models can be readily added!

Next Steps

  • Run flexeval_presets to check the list of off-the-shelf presets in addition to commonsense_qa. You can find the details in the Preset Configs section.
  • See Getting Started to check the tutorial examples for other kinds of tasks.
  • See the Configuration Guide to set up your evaluation.

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