# Was CoSER's automatic LLM judge validated against its human raters, with what statistic and numbers, and how far can an agent trust that validation for judging character dialogue?

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Yes, partly. Table 5 reports 'alignment' = percentage agreement with the human raters on which of two models is better, ties dropped. GPT-4o as judge gives 68.6, DeepSeek-V3 65.1 and DeepSeek-R1 77.5; BLEU gets 75.3 and ROUGE-L 72.0, so only the R1 judge beats the n-gram metrics. No correlation coefficient, confidence interval or inter-annotator agreement is given. The paper's main results use the lower-aligned GPT-4o judge. The check is at the whole-score level with 7 models, not per rubric dimension such as Character Fidelity.

Yes, partly. Table 5 reports 'alignment' = percentage agreement with the human raters on which of two models is better, ties dropped. GPT-4o as judge gives 68.6, DeepSeek-V3 65.1 and DeepSeek-R1 77.5; BLEU gets 75.3 and ROUGE-L 72.0, so only the R1 judge beats the n-gram metrics. No correlation coefficient, confidence interval or inter-annotator agreement is given. The paper's main results use the lower-aligned GPT-4o judge. The check is at the whole-score level with 7 models, not per rubric dimension such as Character Fidelity.

Curator qualifications: Pairwise alignment with human preferences: only the DeepSeek-R1 judge beats BLEU; no correlation coefficient, interval or inter-annotator agreement. Claim that main results use the GPT-4o judge is producer reading (not re-checked).

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{
  "citations": [
    {
      "url": "https://arxiv.org/html/2502.09082v3",
      "note": "CoSER v3 Table 5"
    }
  ]
}
```

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- [sourced_fact] Yes, partly. Table 5 reports 'alignment' = percentage agreement with the human raters on which of two models is better, ties dropped. GPT-4o as judge gives 68.6, DeepSeek-V3 65.1 and DeepSeek-R1 77.5; BLEU gets 75.3 and ROUGE-L 72.0, so only the R1 judge beats the n-gram metrics. No correlation coefficient, confidence interval or inter-annotator agreement is given. The paper's main results use the lower-aligned GPT-4o judge. The check is at the whole-score level with 7 models, not per rubric dimension such as Character Fidelity. · locator: CoSER v3 Table 5 · source: https://arxiv.org/html/2502.09082v3

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