What the Trace Shows and What the Label Says: Auditing Behavioral Detectors in Agent Evaluation
Frames trace labels (answer correctness, tool verification, fault propagation) as measurements that need auditing.
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A new paper tests model self-confidence and LLM-as-a-judge as cheaper ways to audit human-in-the-loop evaluation, aiming for statistically sound accuracy estimates.
Three papers in six days audit the measurements behind agent and model evaluation rather than the models. First came trace-derived labels, then a headline memory gain in XLand-MiniGrid.
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Frames trace labels (answer correctness, tool verification, fault propagation) as measurements that need auditing.
Applies the audit mindset to a reported LSTM-over-MLP gain of 25 points, separating seed, map and evaluation noise.
Moves from diagnosing evals to a method: self-confidence and LLM judges to cut human audit cost.
Frames trace labels (answer correctness, tool verification, fault propagation) as measurements that need auditing.
Applies the audit mindset to a reported LSTM-over-MLP gain of 25 points, separating seed, map and evaluation noise.
Moves from diagnosing evals to a method: self-confidence and LLM judges to cut human audit cost.
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