Glossary / Agent reliability and evaluation
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