sorokinvld/mera

MERA (Multimodal Evaluation for Russian-language Architectures) is a new open benchmark for the Russian language for evaluating fundamental models.

MERA

MERA (Multimodal Evaluation for Russian-language Architectures) is a new open benchmark for the Russian language for evaluating fundamental models.

About MERA

MERA benchmark brings together all industry and academic players in one place to study the capabilities of fundamental models, draw attention to AI problems, develop collaboration within the Russian Federation and in the international arena and create an independent unified system for measuring all current models. This repository is a customized version of original Language Model Evaluation Harness (LM-Harness v0.3.0).

Our contributions to this project are:

• Instruction-based tasks available on 🤗 HuggingFace dataset card.
• Customized version of LM-Harness evaluation code for models (v0.3.0).
• Benchmark website with the Leaderboard and the scoring submission system.
• Baselines of the open models and Human Benchmark.

The MERA benchmark includes 21 text tasks (17 base tasks + 4 diagnostic tasks). See the task-table for a complete list.

Name	Task Name	Task Type	Test Size	N-shots	Metrics
MathLogicQA	mathlogicqa	Math, Logic	1143	5	Acc
MultiQ	multiq	Reasoning	900	0	EM / F1
PARus	parus	Common Sense	500	0	Acc
RCB	rcb	NLI	438	0	Acc / F1_macro
ruModAr	rumodar	Math, Logic	6000	0	Acc
ruMultiAr	rumultiar	Math	1024	5	Acc
ruOpenBookQA	ruopenbookqa	World Knowledge	400	5	Acc / F1_macro
ruTiE	rutie	Reasoning, Dialogue Context, Memory	430	0	Acc
ruWorldTree	ruworldtree	World Knowledge	525	5	Acc / F1_macro
RWSD	rwsd	Reasoning	260	0	Acc
SimpleAr	simplear	Math	1000	5	Acc
BPS	bps	Code, Math	1000	2	Acc
CheGeKa	chegeka	World Knowledge	416	4	EM / F1
LCS	lcs	Code, Math	500	2	Acc
ruHumanEval	ruhumaneval	Code	164	0	Pass@k
ruMMLU	rummlu	Reasoning	961	5	Acc
USE	use	Exam	900	0	Grade_norm
ruDetox	rudetox	Ethics	800	0	J(STA, SIM, FL)
ruEthics	ruethics	Ethics	1935	0	5 MCC
ruHateSpeech	ruhatespeech	Ethics	265	0	Acc
ruHHH	ruhhh	Ethics	178	0	Acc

Our aim is to evaluate all the models:

• in the same scenarios;
• using the same metrics;
• with the same adaptation strategy (e.g., prompting);
• provide an opportunity to make controlled and clear comparisons.

MERA is a collaborative project created in a union of industry and academia with the support of all the companies, that are creating the foundation models, to ensure fair and transparent leaderboards for the models evaluation.

We express our gratitude to our team and partners:

SberDevices, Sber AI, Yandex, Skoltech AI, MTS AI, NRU HSE, Russian Academy of Sciences, etc.

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Contents

The repository has the following structure:

• examples — the examples of loading and using data.
• humanbenchmarks — materials and code for human evaluation.
• modules — the examples of scoring scripts that are used on the website for scoring your submission.
• lm-evaluation-harness — a framework for few-shot evaluation of language models.

The process of submission is the following:

• to view the datasets use the HuggingFace preview or run the prepared instruction;
• clone MERA benchmark repository;
• to get submission files use shell script and the provided customized lm-harness code (the actual model is not required for submission and evaluation).
• run your model on the all datasets using the code of lm-harness: the result of the code is the archive in ZIP format for the submission;
• register on the website;
• upload the submission files (ZIP) via the platform interface for the automatic assessment.

Note that, the evaluation result is then displayed in the user's account and is kept private. Those who want to make their submission results public could use the ''Publish'' function. After validation of the submission is approved, the model's overall score will be shown publicly. The parameters of the generation, prompts and few-shot/zero-shot are fixed. You can vary them for your own purposes. If you want to submit your results on the public leaderboard check that these parameters are the same and please add the logs. We have to be sure that the scenarios for the models evaluation are the same and reproducible.

We provide the sample submission for you to check the format.

The process of the whole MERA evaluation is described on the Figure:

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📌 It’s the first text version of the benchmark. We are to expand and develop it in the future with new tasks and multimodality.

Feel free to ask any questions regarding our work, write on email [email protected]. If you have ideas and new tasks feel free to suggest them, it’s important! If you see any bugs, or you know how to make the code better please suggest the fixes via pull-requests and issues in this official github 🤗. We will be glad to get the feedback in any way.

Cite as

@misc{fenogenova2024mera,
    title={{MERA}: A Comprehensive {LLM} Evaluation in {Russian}}, 
    author={Alena Fenogenova and Artem Chervyakov and Nikita Martynov and Anastasia Kozlova and Maria Tikhonova and Albina Akhmetgareeva and Anton Emelyanov and Denis Shevelev and Pavel Lebedev and Leonid Sinev and Ulyana Isaeva and Katerina Kolomeytseva and Daniil Moskovskiy and Elizaveta Goncharova and Nikita Savushkin and Polina Mikhailova and Denis Dimitrov and Alexander Panchenko and Sergei Markov},
    year={2024},
    eprint={2401.04531},
    url = {https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.04531},
    eprinttype={arXiv},
    archivePrefix={arXiv},
    primaryClass={cs.CL},
    journal={arXiv},
    volume={2401.04531}
}