Quality Scoring for LLMs: Building Effective Rubrics
Learn how to create quality scoring systems for LLM outputs. Design rubrics that catch regressions.
Definition
Quality scoring is the process of systematically evaluating LLM outputs against defined criteria to produce numerical scores that enable comparison and threshold-based decisions.
Why Quality Scores Matter
Designing a Scoring Rubric
Automated Scoring Approaches
Setting Thresholds
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