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arXiv 2412.10056cs.CLcs.AI

GAOKAO-Eval:高分真的能反映大语言模型的强能力吗?

GAOKAO-Eval: Does high scores truly reflect strong capabilities in LLMs?

Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Laboratory(上海人工智能实验室);East China Normal University(华东师范大学);Harbin Institute of Technology(哈尔滨工业大学);The Chinese University of Hong Kong(香港中文大学)

Zhikai Lei, Tianyi Liang, Hanglei Hu, Jin Zhang, Yunhua Zhou, Yunfan Shao, Linyang Li, Chenchui Li, Changbo Wang, Hang Yan, Qipeng Guo

AI总结:

该研究构建了基于中国高考的GAOKAO-Eval基准开展闭卷评估,发现LLM高分仍无法真实反映类人能力,借助Rasch模型分析出得分模式差异,并指出o1的推理机制可缓解该不匹配。

摘要:

大语言模型(LLM)通常采用人工构建的基准进行评估,其前提是更高的分数隐含着更强的类人表现。然而,越来越多的人担忧,LLM可能会因数据泄露而“钻基准的空子”,取得高分却在对人类而言很简单的任务上表现不佳。为切实解决这一问题,我们构建了基于中国全国高等学校招生统一考试(高考)的综合性基准GAOKAO-Eval,并对高考前发布的代表性模型开展“闭卷”评估。与普遍共识相反,即便在排除数据泄露问题、保障评估全面性后,GAOKAO-Eval仍显示高分无法真正反映与人类对齐的能力。为更好地理解这种不匹配,我们引入认知心理学中的Rasch模型(拉施模型)分析LLM的得分模式,识别出两大关键差异:1)在不同难度题目上表现异常稳定;2)在难度相近的题目上表现方差极大。此外,我们还发现教师对LLM生成答案的评分存在不一致性,且LLM存在反复出现的错误模式。我们发现这些现象与OpenAI o1背后的设计动机高度契合,而o1的“推理即难度”机制能够缓解这种不匹配。这些结果表明,GAOKAO-Eval能够揭示现有基准未捕捉到的LLM能力局限,凸显了开展更适配LLM的难度分析的必要性。

英文摘要:

Large Language Models (LLMs) are commonly evaluated using human-crafted benchmarks, under the premise that higher scores implicitly reflect stronger human-like performance. However, there is growing concern that LLMs may ``game" these benchmarks due to data leakage, achieving high scores while struggling with tasks simple for humans. To substantively address the problem, we create GAOKAO-Eval, a comprehensive benchmark based on China's National College Entrance Examination (Gaokao), and conduct ``closed-book" evaluations for representative models released prior to Gaokao. Contrary to prevailing consensus, even after addressing data leakage and comprehensiveness, GAOKAO-Eval reveals that high scores still fail to truly reflect human-aligned capabilities. To better understand this mismatch, We introduce the Rasch model from cognitive psychology to analyze LLM scoring patterns and identify two key discrepancies: 1) anomalous consistent performance across various question difficulties, and 2) high variance in performance on questions of similar difficulty. In addition, We identified inconsistent grading of LLM-generated answers among teachers and recurring mistake patterns. we find that the phenomenons are well-grounded in the motivations behind OpenAI o1, and o1's reasoning-as-difficulties can mitigate the mismatch. These results show that GAOKAO-Eval can reveal limitations in LLM capabilities not captured by current benchmarks and highlight the need for more LLM-aligned difficulty analysis.

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