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This work introduces the Sequential Isolation Methodology, a protocol designed to reduce measurement variance in Large Language Model inference benchmarking by controlling workload concurrency. The method is evaluated on three open-source LLMs to improve reproducibility in regression testing.
This work introduces the Sequential Isolation Methodology, a protocol designed to reduce measurement variance in Large Language Model inference benchmarking by controlling workload concurrency. The method is evaluated on three open-source LLMs to improve reproducibility in regression testing.
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Reproducible benchmarking of Large Language Model (LLM) inference is challenging because repeated measurements can vary with execution and system state. We present the Sequential Isolation Methodology, a controlled benchmarking and regression-testing protocol designed to reduce between-run measurement variance...
Reliable benchmarking is critical for comparing LLM performance and tracking regressions over time. This protocol addresses variability issues that hinder consistent measurement, enabling more accurate and reproducible LLM inference evaluation.
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