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QAEval: Mixture of Evaluators for Question-Answering Task Evaluation

Tan Yue, Rui Mao, Xuzhao Shi, Shuo Zhan, Zuhao Yang, Dongyan Zhao

2025Year
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Abstract

Question answering (QA) tasks serve as a key benchmark for evaluating generation systems. Traditional rule-based metrics, such as accuracy and relaxed-accuracy, struggle with open-ended and unstructured responses. LLM-based evaluation methods offer greater flexibility but suffer from sensitivity to instructions, robustness issues, and high computational costs. To overcome these challenges, we introduce QAE-val, a hybrid framework combining rule-based reliability with LLM-based adaptability. QAE-val utilizes two high-quality datasets: QAEx-tract for short-answer extraction and QAScore for scoring model training. By integrating a Mixture of Evaluators model with Dynamic Load Balancing Optimization, QAEval enables accurate, cost-effective QA evaluation. Experimental results show it outperforms models like GPT-4o and Claude-3, achieving 92.3% accuracy with only 0.6B parameters.

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