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LLM-as-a-judge reliability

LLM-as-a-judge reliability is the task- and protocol-specific stability and validity of model-based evaluation: whether a judge's scores remain consistent under irrelevant variation and track the quality or criterion they are intended to measure. A score is evaluation evidence under its stated conditions, not truth by itself.

Related terminology

  • model-based evaluation
  • rubric-based evaluation
  • evaluator calibration
  • evidence-grounded evaluation

Not the same as

  • inter-rater agreement
  • factual correctness

See also

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