An interactive walkthrough of one finding from an LLM evaluation suite of 34 cases, run at 4 model configurations, 3 runs each. This page covers the 16 normal review cases and their Ragas faithfulness scores; the adversarial and judge-calibration cases are analysed in the repository. All scores and case texts below come from the run data and dataset published there.
The faithfulness metric decomposes a summary into atomic statements, then checks each one against the source. The score is the fraction of the statements that pass.
On negative_timeline_shipping, a review about a three-week-late delivery
and a refund still missing after 14 days, the local llama3.2 summary averaged 1.00 for faithfulness
across three runs and the claude-sonnet-4-6 summary 0.76. Both pass the 0.70 threshold, judged by
the same claude-sonnet-4-6 model. The weaker summariser came out ahead here and on four other normal cases, all in the
table below, and this 0.24 gap is the widest of them.
| The customer experienced significant shipping delays. | PASS |
| The customer's order arrived nearly three weeks late. | PASS |
| The estimated delivery window for the customer's order was 5 days. | FAIL |
| The customer had already purchased a replacement item by the time the order arrived. | PASS |
| The customer returned the order immediately upon arrival. | PASS |
| The customer has been waiting over 14 days for a refund. | FAIL |
| The refund for the customer's returned order has not yet been processed. | PASS |
| The customer placed an order on March 1st. | PASS |
| The order took nearly three weeks to arrive. | PASS |
| The customer received a shipping update indicating that the item had not shipped yet. | PASS |
| The customer had to return the item. | PASS |
| The customer returned the item due to receiving a replacement elsewhere. | PASS |
| The refund has not appeared after 14 days. | PASS |
Mean faithfulness across 3 runs for each of the 16 review cases under four summariser/judge configurations. Each is a
two-letter code where the first letter is the summariser and the second is the judge. S is the
strong model (claude-sonnet-4-6) and W is the weak one (llama3.2
summariser, mistral judge), so WS means a llama3.2 summary graded by a
claude-sonnet-4-6 judge. Select a row for run detail and the source text.
| case | SS | SW | WS | WW |
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The suite also tests prompt-injection robustness and judge calibration. Those are separate findings, covered in the full analysis linked below.