Evaluating Router-Based Architectures: Components and Metrics

The text is a transcript of a webinar discussing router-based architectures and their evaluations. The speakers, D and AA, provide insights into the components of router architectures, such as the router functions, execution branches, and individual components. They emphasize the importance of evaluating each component and execution branch separately, using metrics such as accuracy, latency, and user feedback. The discussion also touches on the evaluation of LM (language model) components, function calls, and state management within router architectures.

• The text is a detailed discussion on the evaluation of router-based architectures
• It covers the components of router architectures, including router functions, execution branches, and individual components
• Emphasizes the importance of evaluating each component and execution branch separately, using metrics such as accuracy, latency, and user feedback
• Discusses the evaluation of LM components, function calls, and state management within router architectures