Why ML accuracy numbers are unfalsifiable, and what a 1287-line Python tool does about it" published: false
A few weeks ago I was reading a model card for an open-weight code model. It claimed pass@1 = 67% on HumanEval. I tried to reproduce it. I got 54%. I went back to the model card. The metric was named, the dataset was named, the model checkpoint hash was published. Everything looked reproducible. Exc
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