ipex-llm/python/llm/dev/benchmark/harness

Harness Evalution

Harness evalution allows users to eaisly get accuracy on various datasets. Here we have enabled harness evalution with BigDL-LLM under Open LLM Leaderboard settings. Before running, make sure to have bigdl-llm installed.

Install Harness

git clone https://github.com/EleutherAI/lm-evaluation-harness.git
cd  lm-evaluation-harness
git checkout e81d3cc
pip install -e .

Run

run python run_llb.py. run_llb.py combines some arguments in main.py to make evalutions easier. The mapping of arguments is defined as a dict in llb.py.

Evaluation on CPU

python run_llb.py --model bigdl-llm --pretrained /path/to/model --precision nf3 sym_int4 nf4 --device cpu --tasks hellaswag arc mmlu truthfulqa --batch 1 --no_cache

Evaluation on Intel GPU

python run_llb.py --model bigdl-llm --pretrained /path/to/model --precision nf3 sym_int4 nf4 --device xpu --tasks hellaswag arc mmlu truthfulqa --batch 1 --no_cache

Evaluation using multiple Intel GPU

python run_multi_llb.py --model bigdl-llm --pretrained /path/to/model --precision nf3 sym_int4 nf4 --device xpu:0,2,3 --tasks hellaswag arc mmlu truthfulqa --batch 1 --no_cache

Taking example above, the script will fork 3 processes, each for one xpu, to execute the tasks.

Results

We follow Open LLM Leaderboard to record our metrics, acc_norm for hellaswag and arc_challenge, mc2 for truthful_qa and acc for mmlu. For mmlu, there are 57 subtasks which means users may need to average them manually to get final result.