LLM-as-Judge Temperature Scaling Algorithm

A LLM-as-Judge Temperature Scaling Algorithm is a calibration algorithm that adjusts confidence distributions in llm-as-judge evaluations by applying a temperature parameter to logit values before softmax transformation.

• AKA: LLM Judge Temperature Calibration, Temperature-Based Judge Calibration Algorithm, Logit Temperature Scaling, Judge Model Temperature Tuning.
• Context:
  • It can typically modify LLM-as-Judge Logit Distributions through llm-as-judge temperature division and llm-as-judge probability rescaling.
  • It can typically optimize LLM-as-Judge Temperature Parameters via llm-as-judge validation set tuning and llm-as-judge calibration error minimization.
  • It can typically preserve LLM-as-Judge Accuracy while improving llm-as-judge confidence calibration and llm-as-judge reliability metrics.
  • It can typically compute LLM-as-Judge Calibrated Probabilitys using llm-as-judge scaled softmax and llm-as-judge normalized distributions.
  • It can often support LLM-as-Judge Multi-Class Calibration through llm-as-judge class-wise temperatures and llm-as-judge adaptive scaling.
  • It can often integrate LLM-as-Judge Cross-Validation for llm-as-judge temperature selection and llm-as-judge parameter stability.
  • It can often provide LLM-as-Judge Calibration Metrics via llm-as-judge expected calibration error and llm-as-judge reliability diagrams.
  • It can often enable LLM-as-Judge Online Calibration through llm-as-judge streaming updates and llm-as-judge adaptive adjustments.
  • It can range from being a Global LLM-as-Judge Temperature Scaling Algorithm to being a Class-Specific LLM-as-Judge Temperature Scaling Algorithm, depending on its llm-as-judge parameter scope.
  • It can range from being a Fixed LLM-as-Judge Temperature Scaling Algorithm to being an Adaptive LLM-as-Judge Temperature Scaling Algorithm, depending on its llm-as-judge adjustment strategy.
  • It can range from being a Single-Temperature LLM-as-Judge Temperature Scaling Algorithm to being a Multi-Temperature LLM-as-Judge Temperature Scaling Algorithm, depending on its llm-as-judge parameter complexity.
  • It can range from being a Post-Hoc LLM-as-Judge Temperature Scaling Algorithm to being an Online LLM-as-Judge Temperature Scaling Algorithm, depending on its llm-as-judge application timing.
  • It can integrate with LLM-as-Judge Calibration Method for llm-as-judge comprehensive calibration.
  • It can utilize LLM-as-Judge Calibration Library for llm-as-judge implementation support.
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• Examples:
  • Model-Specific Temperature Scalings, such as:
    • GPT-4 Judge Temperature Scaling for gpt-4 judge confidence calibration.
    • Claude Judge Temperature Scaling for claude judge probability adjustment.
    • Gemini Judge Temperature Scaling for gemini judge reliability tuning.
  • Task-Specific Temperature Scalings, such as:
    • Pairwise Judge Temperature Scaling for pairwise comparison calibration.
    • Ranking Judge Temperature Scaling for ranking evaluation adjustment.
    • Scoring Judge Temperature Scaling for absolute scoring calibration.
  • Domain-Specific Temperature Scalings, such as:
    • Legal Judge Temperature Scaling for legal evaluation calibration.
    • Medical Judge Temperature Scaling for medical assessment adjustment.
    • Code Judge Temperature Scaling for code review calibration.
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• Counter-Examples:
  • Platt Scaling Algorithm, which uses sigmoid transformation rather than llm-as-judge temperature scaling.
  • Isotonic Regression Algorithm, which employs monotonic fitting rather than llm-as-judge parametric scaling.
  • Histogram Binning Algorithm, which applies discrete binning rather than llm-as-judge continuous scaling.
• See: Calibration Algorithm, Temperature Scaling, LLM-as-Judge Calibration Method, Softmax Function, Logit Transformation, Expected Calibration Error, Confidence Calibration, LLM-as-Judge Calibration Library, Platt Scaling, Isotonic Regression, Neural Network Calibration.

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