Introducing my 'VowelReconstruct' Method - A Tangible Test for Comparing LLM's General Intelligence #1848
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TL;DR I have created a test method I call it "VowelReconstruct", where texts with almost all vowels were removed are presented to language models, and its job is to reconstruct the original text. I am very excited to introduce it to you. My approach is interesting because the model needs various cognitive capabilities at same time to be able to achieve this task. The result is evaluated by comparing the reconstructed text to the original text using two metrics, the Levenshtein-distance and a simple characters similarity score. After that I calculate a new Score (YASimScore), which provide insights into the performance of different language models and helping assess their intelligence.. This method aims to provide a practical way of assessing and comparing language models intelligence.
I've also decided to start my own blog and there you can read more about the method, if you are interested:
https://publish.obsidian.md/mountaiin/VowelReconstruct
Here you'll find the files, if you want to use this method too:
https://github.com/mounta11n/VowelReconstruct
And here you can see how some of my results look like:
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