Apr 27
Aggregate vs. Personalized Judges in Business Idea Evaluation: Evidence from Expert Disagreement
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This research paper investigates whether LLM-based evaluators should aim for an aggregate consensus or model individual expert perspectives when evaluating business ideas. The study introduces the PBIG-DATA dataset and demonstrates that personalized judges better align with specific human expert scoring patterns than aggregate judges.
Why it matters
Shifting from consensus-driven to personalized LLM evaluation may be essential for capturing the nuanced subjectivity inherent in expert-level decision-making.
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