CritiqueLLM: Towards an Informative Critique Generation Model for Evaluation of Large Language Model Generation
This repository is the official implementation of CritiqueLLM: Towards an Informative Critique Generation Model for Evaluation of Large Language Model Generation.
To install requirements:
pip install -r requirements.txt
You can download CritiqueLLM-6B here.
Some samples of training data are placed in data/train
. The format of training data is as follows:
id
(integer): A unique identifier for the instance.question
(string): The actual user query.category
(string): The task category under which the question falls into. The task taxonomy could refer to AlignBench.reference
(string): This provides a reference answer to the question.response_1
(string): A LLM's response to the question.response_2
(string): Another LLM's response to the question.
To acquire the referenced pointwise grading results of the training data, run this command:
cd data
python pointwise_reference_based_judgement.py \
--input_path <path_to_training_data> \
--output_path pointwise_reference_based.jsonl \
--api_key <openai_api_key> \
--api_base <openai_api_base> \
The pointwise_reference_based_judgement_1
and pointwise_reference_based_judgement_2
fields are the referenced pointwise grading results of response_1
and response_2
respectively.
To acquire the referenced pairwise comparison results from referenced pointwise grading results (
cd data
python P2P_1.py \
--input_path pointwise_reference_based.jsonl \
--output_path P2P_1.jsonl \
--api_key <openai_api_key> \
--api_base <openai_api_base> \
The pointwise_reference_based_to_pairwise_judgement
field is the referenced pairwise comparison result of response_1
and response_2
.
To acquire the reference-free pairwise comparison results from reference-based pairwise comparison results (
cd data
python R2RF_1.py \
--input_path P2P_1.jsonl \
--output_path R2RF_1.jsonl \
--api_key <openai_api_key> \
--api_base <openai_api_base> \
The pairwise_reference_based_to_reference_free_judgement
field is the reference-free pairwise comparison result of response_1
and response_2
.
To acquire the reference-free pointwise grading results from referenced pointwise grading results (
cd data
python R2RF_2.py \
--input_path pointwise_reference_based.jsonl \
--output_path R2RF_2.jsonl \
--api_key <openai_api_key> \
--api_base <openai_api_base> \
The pointwise_reference_free_judgement_1
and pointwise_reference_free_judgement_2
fields are the reference-free pointwise grading results of response_1
and response_2
respectively.
To acquire the reference-free pairwise comparison results from reference-free pointwise grading results (
cd data
python P2P_2.py \
--input_path R2RF_2.jsonl \
--output_path P2P_2.jsonl \
--api_key <openai_api_key> \
--api_base <openai_api_base> \
The pointwise_reference_free_to_pairwise_judgement
field is the reference-free pairwise comparison result of response_1
and response_2
.
Some of the test samples of AlignBench are placed in data/evaluation/pointwise
. You could preprocess your own judge samples referring to these files.
The format of judge samples is as follows:
id
(integer): A unique identifier for the instance.question
(string): The actual user query.category
(string): The task category under which the question falls into. You can use your task taxonomy and prepare acategory2type.json
referring toinference/config/category2type_alignbench.json
reference
(string): This provides a reference answer to the question (if the referenced setting is adopted).response
(string): A LLM's response to the question.human_score
(float): The human rating score of the LLM's response.
Run this command to make pointwise grading judgments via CritiqueLLM:
cd inference
python inference.py \
--model_path <path_to_critiquellm> \
--input_path <path_to_judge_samples> \
--output_path <path_to_results_file> \
--output_name <name_of_results_file> \
--pointwise True \
--reference_free <whether_to_use_reference_free_setting> \
--maps <path_to_category2type.json>
The test samples of AUTO-J (Eval-P), LLMEval, and some of the test samples of AlignBench are placed in data/evaluation/pairwise
. You could preprocess your own judge samples referring to these files.
The format of judge samples is as follows:
-
id
(integer): A unique identifier for the instance. -
question
(string): The actual user query. -
category
(string): The task category under which the question falls into. You can use your task taxonomy and prepare acategory2type.json
referring toinference/config/category2type_alignbench.json
-
reference
(string): This provides a reference answer to the question (if the referenced setting is adopted). -
response_1
(string): A LLM's response to the question. -
response_2
(string): Another LLM's response to the question. -
label
(integer): The human preference label ofresponse_1
andresponse_2
.0
denotes thatresponse_1
wins,1
represents thatresponse_2
wins, and2
indicates tie.
Run this command to make pairwise comparison judgments via CritiqueLLM:
cd inference
python inference.py \
--model_path <path_to_critiquellm> \
--input_path <path_to_judge_samples> \
--output_path <path_to_results_file> \
--output_name <name_of_results_file> \
--pointwise False \
--reference_free <whether_to_use_reference_free_setting> \
--maps <path_to_category2type.json>
To calculate the correlation between pointwise grading results produced by CritiqueLLM and human ratings, run this command:
cd evaluation
python eval_pointwise.py --input_path <path_to_pointwise_grading_results> --output <path_to_results_file>
Note that path_to_pointwise_grading_results
refers to the result file of inference.
To calculate the agreement and consistency rates of pairwise comparison results produced by CritiqueLLM, run this command:
cd evaluation
python eval_pairwise.py --input_path <path_to_pairwise_comparison_results> --output <path_to_results_file>
Note that path_to_pairwise_comparison_results
refers to the result file of inference.
@inproceedings{ke-etal-2024-critiquellm,
title = "CritiqueLLM: Towards an Informative Critique Generation Model for Evaluation of Large Language Model Generation",
author = "Pei Ke and Bosi Wen and Zhuoer Feng and Xiao Liu and Xuanyu Lei and Jiale Cheng and Shengyuan Wang and Aohan Zeng and Yuxiao Dong and Hongning Wang and Jie Tang and Minlie Huang",
booktitle = "Proceedings of the 62nd Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics",
year = "2024",
}
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