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Evaluation
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Learn Evaluation as a connected topic across chapters, concepts, simulations, and interview reasoning.
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Article 1LLM Evaluation Frameworks: How to Measure Model Quality (RAGAS, DeepEval, TruLens)TLDR: 📏 Traditional ML metrics (accuracy, F1) fail for LLMs because there's no single "correct" answer. RAGAS measures RAG pipeline quality with faithfulness, answer relevance, and context precision.16 minArticle 2AI Architecture Patterns: Routers, Planner-Worker Loops, Memory Layers, and Evaluation GuardrailsTLDR: A single agent loop is enough for a demo, but production AI systems need explicit layers for routing, execution, memory, and evaluation. Those layers determine safety, latency, cost, and traceab14 minArticle 3LLM Skill Registries, Routing Policies, and Evaluation for Production AgentsTLDR: If tools are primitives and skills are reusable routines, then the skill registry + router + evaluator is your production control plane. This layer decides which skill runs, under what constrain14 min
Article 4LLM Software Development Pitfalls: What to Avoid and When to SimplifyTLDR: Most bad LLM products do not fail because the model is weak. They fail because teams wrap a maybe-useful model in too much architecture: prompt spaghetti, no eval harness, weak tool schemas, hug20 minArticle 5List Comprehensions, Generators, and Lazy Evaluation in Python📖 The MemoryError That Launched a Thousand Generators
Meet Priya. She is a data engineer at a logistics company, tasked with crunching a 10 GB CSV of shipping events. She opens her laptop, writes wha24 minArticle 6Model Evaluation Metrics: Precision, Recall, F1-Score, AUC-ROC ExplainedTLDR: 🎯 Accuracy is a lie when classes are imbalanced. Real ML evaluation uses precision (how many positives are actually positive), recall (how many actual positives we caught), F1 (their balance), 16 minPage 1 of 2