evaluation-benchmark
music-off-policy-evaluation-benchmark
Music Off-Policy Evaluation Dataset
Music Off-Policy Evaluation Dataset is a dataset designed for Off-Policy Evaluation (OPE) research. It contains logged interactions from the home page of Amazon Music.
Use cases:
Benchmarking OPE estimators
Evaluating counterfactual ranking policies offline
License
Music Off-Policy Evaluation Benchmark © 2026 by Amazon is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International.… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/amazon/music-off-policy-evaluation-benchmark.java_evaluation_benchmarksAudioVisual-Benchmark-Evaluation
AudioVisual Benchmark Evaluation — evaluation subsets
Item-id lists for the audio-visual benchmark subsets used in our reported
evaluation tables.
Layout
<benchmark>/eval_subset.csv item ids evaluated in the paper
<benchmark>/media_index.csv id -> media filename(s)
<benchmark>/media/ the media files those ids refer to
eval_subset.csv holds a single id column keyed to the source benchmark
(question_id, idx, or index). media/ contains exactly the… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/plnguyen2908/AudioVisual-Benchmark-Evaluation.benchmark-evaluation-resultsagent-evaluation-benchmark
Agent Evaluation Benchmark
A benchmark dataset for evaluating AI agent tool-use capabilities across 55+ test cases spanning 14 categories.
Overview
This benchmark tests whether AI agents can correctly select and use the right MCP tools for real-world tasks. It covers data retrieval, blockchain queries, security analysis, academic research, and more.
Categories
Category
Test Cases
Description
Weather
5
Forecasts, UV index, climate history
Blockchain… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/aiagentkarl/agent-evaluation-benchmark.evaluation-reliability-benchmark
Plumloom Evaluation Reliability Benchmark
Public results from Plumloom’s research on reliability in single-turn AI chat evaluations.
This dataset contains 45 controlled single-turn chat cases used to test whether repeated evaluation produces more stable model choices than one-shot evaluation. It also includes aggregate results from 38 measurement-reliability evaluation runs.
Private prompts, rubrics, model responses, and production execution details are intentionally excluded.
