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Large Language Model Feedback Analysis and Optimization (LLMFAO)

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Large Language Model Feedback Analysis and Optimization (LLMFAO)

This is a minimalistic large language model (LLM) leaderboard that is based on human and machine feedback on pairwise responses of the models based on a carefully-selected set of prompts and different models.

The pairwise comparisons are transformed into scores using the Evalica library.

Data

The original Crowdsourced LLM Benchmark dataset in files prompts.jsonl, models.jsonl, and results.jsonl was kindly provided by the team at llmonitor.com under a CC BY 4.0 license.

All files with substring crowd in the name have only prompts from a smaller subset non-coding and non-redundant prompts: k8s, qft, vendor-extract, munchhausen, basic-sentiment, cot-apple, taiwan, sally, holidays, bagel, planets-json, blue, product-description (13 out of 19 prompts).

All other data files were released under the same CC BY 4.0 license by Dmitry Ustalov:

  • pairs.jsonl, pairs-crowd.jsonl: sampled pairs
  • pairs-crowd-training.jsonl: pairs for training the annotators
  • crowd-instruction.md, gpt-instruction.txt: instructions for annotators and models
  • gpt3.jsonl, gpt4.jsonl: GPT-3 and GPT-4 API requests
  • gpt*-responses.jsonl: GPT-3 and GPT-4 API responses
  • *-comparisons.csv: pairwise comparisons
  • *-crowd-comparisons.csv: pairwise comparisons without code-related pairs
erDiagram
    models {
        int id
        string api_id
        string name
        string api
        string type
        string org
    }
    prompts {
        int id
        string text
        string type
        string slug
        string stop
        string note
    }
    results {
        int id
        int model
        string result
        float duration
        float rate
        int prompt
        string api_id
        string name
        string api
        string type
        string org
        string slug
    }
    pairs {
        int id
        int prompt
        string text
        string type
        string slug
        string note
        int model_x
        string result_x
        int model_y
        string result_y
    }
    comparisons {
        int id
        int prompt
        int model_x
        int model_y
        string left
        string right
        string winner
    }
    models ||--|{ results : has
    models ||--|{ pairs : has
    models ||--|{ comparisons : has
    prompts ||--|{ results : has
    prompts ||--|{ pairs : has
    prompts ||--|{ comparisons : has
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Code

All the code is released under the GPLv3+ license, but if you use only the data and not the code, it does not apply to you.

pipenv run llmfao pairs  # generates pairs.jsonl and pairs-crowd.jsonl
pipenv run llmfao gpt3-requests  # generates gpt3.jsonl (makes no API requests)
pipenv run llmfao gpt4-requests  # generates gpt4.jsonl (makes no API requests)

The generated gpt3.jsonl and gpt4.jsonl files can be used to make requests to the OpenAI API via api_request_parallel_processor.py (not included here).

# GPT-3.5 Turbo Instruct
python3 api_request_parallel_processor.py \
    --requests_filepath 'gpt3.jsonl' \
    --save_filepath 'gpt3-responses.jsonl' \
    --request_url 'https://api.openai.com/v1/completions' \
    --max_requests_per_minute 3000 \
    --max_tokens_per_minute 80000
# GPT-4
python3 api_request_parallel_processor.py \
    --requests_filepath 'gpt4.jsonl' \
    --save_filepath 'gpt4-responses.jsonl' \
    --request_url 'https://api.openai.com/v1/chat/completions' \
    --max_requests_per_minute 150 \
    --max_tokens_per_minute 9000

After obtaining the responses from GPT models, it is possible to transform them into comparisons.

pipenv run llmfao gpt3-comparisons  # generates gpt3-comparisons.csv (makes no API requests)
pipenv run llmfao gpt4-comparisons  # generates gpt4-comparisons.csv (makes no API requests)
pipenv run llmfao gpt3-comparisons \
    --pairs pairs-crowd.jsonl \
    --output gpt3-crowd-comparisons.csv  # generates gpt3-crowd-comparisons.csv (makes no API requests)
pipenv run llmfao gpt4-comparisons \
    --pairs pairs-crowd.jsonl \
    --output gpt4-crowd-comparisons.csv  # generates gpt4-crowd-comparisons.csv (makes no API requests)