scripts mmlu_pro: Analyze using gpt-5-mini as llm-as-judge#99
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Child PR: #101
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PR #89 analyzed what happened if we used LLM-as-a-judge for MMLU-Pro and found that gpt-4.1-mini was too flawed as a judge to use. This PR updates the scripts to allow using gpt-5-mini as a judge and finds that it works better.
Results
Overall summary is that as far as I can tell, the judge model is better than the regex model when they disagree, but they don't disagree enough that using the judge model would significantly change results.
Detail
Regex parser and judge agree that response is correct or incorrect on 98.4% of responses. In the remaining responses judge is usually better.
Low-reasoning gpt-5 mini is a clear improvement over gpt-4.1 mini as a judge for MMLU-Pro, and costs the same ($150 sweeping over
nov7_trial/)Does it change any of our topline results though? Not meaningfully. Practically speaking the regex seems to be sufficient.
no_weight_modificationMMLU-Pro scores change only by 0--2pp, except for TAR which gains 7pp under the judgeunder a max 10 pp MMLU-Pro drop, 178/190=94% model-attack pairs have no
change. 12 pairs change, with a mean change of 0.003. The two biggest changes: