Challenge · Evaluation and release · Premium
Calibrate the judge
Calder's model judge scores the agent's proposals and it disagrees with the human reviewer on the cases that matter. Compare the two on the labelled set, name which way the judge is wrong, fix the rubric it was given, and rerun.
- intermediate
- about 30 min
- 5 objectives
- par 9 steps
- Calder Equipment
Mission workspace
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Brief
- Customer
- Calder Equipment (synthetic customer from the Production AI Agents course; every label and score on this box is synthetic and made up for the exercise)
- Situation
- The evaluation runner uses a model as judge to score proposals as acceptable or not. A reviewer hand-labelled twenty cases last week. The judge agrees with the reviewer on most of them and disagrees on a specific kind, and the release gate trusts the judge.
- Your role
- You are the FDE who owns the evaluation. You have the labelled set, the judge's scores, the judge rubric (which you may edit), and a tool that reruns the judge over the set under the current rubric.
- Goal
- Count the disagreements each way, name the kind of case the judge accepts that the reviewer rejects, fix the rubric so that kind is rejected, and rerun to show the false accepts gone.
Objectives
- 1.Count the false accepts (you commit to an answer)
- 2.Name the kind of case the judge wrongly accepts (you commit to an answer)
- 3.Fix the rubric so a replacement without an inspection is rejected
- 4.Predict the false accepts before rerunning under the new rubric (you commit to an answer)
- 5.Rerun the judge and show the false accepts gone