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Causeval – statistically rigorous, causal evaluation for LLM apps

Causeval – statistically rigorous, causal evaluation for LLM apps

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causeval A statistically rigorous, causal evaluation layer for LLM apps, built on top of DeepEval. Repeated sampling, variance decomposition, clustered-bootstrap confidence intervals, paired comparisons, and statistically valid gates. 🔬 Causality - What caused this output or failure? RAG context ablation and counterfactual context, input perturbations with metamorphic relations, and agent step-level counterfactual replay. ⚖️ Judge validity - Can we trust the judge?

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causeval A statistically rigorous, causal evaluation layer for LLM apps, built on top of DeepEval. Created and maintained by @routsom. DeepEval measures. It gives you a score. But a single score can't tell you whether it's real (or just noise), why your app produced an output, or whether the LLM judge that produced the score can be trusted. causeval wraps DeepEval's metrics - they stay the measurement instrument - and adds the three things a score alone can't give you: 📊 Uncertainty - Is the score real? Repeated sampling, variance decomposition, clustered-bootstrap confidence intervals, paired comparisons, and statistically valid gates.

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