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ABench: An Evolving Open-Source Benchmark

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ABench: An Evolving Open-Source Benchmark | INCLUSION AI

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ABench is an evolving open-source benchmark suite designed to rigorously evaluate and enhance Large Language Models (LLMs) on complex cross-domain tasks . By targeting current model weaknesses, ABench provides systematic challenges in high-difficulty specialized domains , including physics, actuarial science, logical reasoning, law, and psychology.

🎯 Core Objectives ​

Address Evaluation Gaps : Design high-differentiation assessment tasks targeting underperforming question types

Establish Unified Standards : Create reliable, comparable benchmarks for multi-domain LLM evaluation

Expand Capability Boundaries : Drive continuous optimization of knowledge systems and reasoning mechanisms through challenging innovative problems

📊 Dataset Release Status ​

Domain Description Status Physics 500 university/competition-level physics problems (400 static + 100 dynamic parametric variants) covering 10+ fields from classical mechanics to modern physics ✅ Released Actuary Curated actuarial exam problems covering core topics: probability statistics, financial mathematics, life/non-life insurance, actuarial models, and risk management ✅ Released Logic High-differentiation logical reasoning problems from authoritative tests (LSAT/GMAT/GRE/SBI/Chinese Civil Service Exam) 🔄 In Preparation Psychology Psychological case studies and research questions (objective/subjective) evaluating understanding of human behavior and theories 🔄 In Preparation Law Authoritative judicial exam materials covering core legal domains: criminal/civil/administrative/procedural/international law 🔄 In Preparation

🌟 Overview 🎯 Core Objectives 📊 Dataset Release Status

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