GermEval
86.9%n=1024reasoning
Native German named-entity recognition — identify persons, locations, organisations and misc entities in German text, emitted as JSON. Scored with seqeval micro-F1 excluding the noisy MISC class. Run reasoning-off.
Named-entity recognitionnative · Native German
via GermEval (via EuroEval) ↗
View run details →INCLUDE
93.5%n=107reasoning
Native German exam and licensing questions covering region-specific knowledge — history, law, civics and culture. Written by humans in German, not translated.
4-option multiple choicenative · Native German
via CohereLabs/include-base-44 ↗
View run details →MMLU-ProX
88.2%n=11759reasoning
Hard academic questions across 14 subjects — STEM, law, health, economics, philosophy and more. Professionally translated to German, with up to ten answer options per question.
10-option multiple choicetranslated · Professional translation
via li-lab/MMLU-ProX ↗
View run details →MuSR
88.6%n=553reasoning
Multi-step soft reasoning over long narrative contexts — murder mysteries, object placement and team allocation. Requires chaining clues across several paragraphs to reach the correct answer. Translated to German from the original English MuSR benchmark. Public results use the corrected v1.1 evaluation with 553 effective test cases.
2–5 option multiple choicetranslated · German translation
via TAUR-Lab/MuSR ↗
View run details →SB10K
67.5%n=1024reasoning
Native German social-media sentiment classification — positive, neutral or negative. Human-annotated German text, not translated. Run reasoning-off; headline score is MCC on the predicted label.
3-class sentimentnative · Native German
via SB10K (via EuroEval) ↗
View run details →ScaLA
79.1%n=2048reasoning
Native German linguistic acceptability — does the sentence read as grammatical German (ja / nein)? Built from clean vs. minimally-corrupted German sentences. Run reasoning-off.
Binary acceptabilitynative · Native German
via ScaLA-de (via EuroEval) ↗
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