MMLU

MMLU is a benchmark for language understanding. It is a multi-task benchmark that consists of 14 diverse tasks, including:

· Natural language inference (NLI)

· Question answering (QA)

· Summarization

· Translation

· Sentiment analysis

· Name entity recognition (NER)

· Natural language reasoning (NLR)

· Commonsense reasoning (CS)

· Logical reasoning (LR)

· Code generation

· Code translation

· Code summarization

· Code question answering

· Code completion

· Code debugging

MMLU is designed to evaluate the general language understanding capabilities of models, and it is a more challenging benchmark than previous benchmarks such as GLUE and SuperGLUE. This is because MMLU tasks require a deeper understanding of language, such as the ability to reason about common sense, logic, and code.

MMLU is also designed to be more inclusive, with tasks in multiple languages and domains. This is important because it allows for the evaluation of models on a wider range of tasks and datasets.

The current state-of-the-art on MMLU is GPT-4 (few-shot, k=5), which achieves a score of 81.4%. This shows that Large Language Models are making progress in the area of general language understanding.

MMLU is a valuable resource for the NLP community, and it is helping to drive research in the area of language understanding.

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