GermEval
79.1%n=1024
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) ↗
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89.7%n=107
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
80.8%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 translationpreliminary
via li-lab/MMLU-ProX ↗
SB10K
62.5%n=1024
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
67.6%n=2048
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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