The paper introduces a finite-calibration regime map and Finite-Calibration Panel Selection selector, finding scalar aggregation wins on most real benchmark-budget combinations while joint tables help when interactions are present.
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A Finite-Calibration Regime Map for LLM Judge Panels
The paper introduces a finite-calibration regime map and Finite-Calibration Panel Selection selector, finding scalar aggregation wins on most real benchmark-budget combinations while joint tables help when interactions are present.