promptfoo/promptfoo
Promptfoo is a CLI and library for evaluating LLM applications, offering automated testing, red teaming, and vulnerability scanning for prompts, models, agents, and RAGs.
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UQLM (Uncertainty Quantification for Language Models) is a Python package designed to detect and mitigate hallucinations in LLM responses. It offers a suite of response-level scorers that quantify the uncertainty of LLM outputs, providing a confidence score (0 to 1) where higher scores indicate a lower likelihood of errors or hallucinations. The library categorizes its scorers into several types: Black-Box Scorers (consistency-based), which assess uncertainty by comparing multiple responses generated from the same prompt and are compatible with any LLM; White-Box Scorers (token-probability-based), which leverage token probabilities for faster and cheaper single-generation scoring but require access to the LLM's internal probabilities; LLM-as-a-Judge Scorers, which use other LLMs to evaluate responses; Ensemble Scorers, which combine various scoring methods; and Long-Text Scorers, for claim-level analysis. UQLM integrates with LangChain Chat Models, making it versatile for various LLM deployments. It also provides functionality to select uncertainty-minimized responses, effectively mitigating potential hallucinations. The project emphasizes practical application with code examples and detailed explanations of each scorer type, citing relevant research papers.
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Promptfoo is a CLI and library for evaluating LLM applications, offering automated testing, red teaming, and vulnerability scanning for prompts, models, agents, and RAGs.
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