Evaluating Router-Based Architectures for LM Applications

The text is a transcript of a discussion about router-based architectures in the context of LM applications. The discussion covers various topics such as evaluating router functions, execution branches, individual components, and overall end-to-end flow. It also touches on the use of LM components, function calls, and the importance of saving state in such architectures. The discussion emphasizes the need to evaluate each component and execution branch for effective performance. It also highlights the use of LM as a judge and other metrics for evaluation.

• The text discusses the importance of evaluating router functions, execution branches, and individual components in router-based architectures.
• It emphasizes the need to use LM as a judge and other metrics to evaluate the performance of LM components, function calls, and other components in the architecture.
• The text also touches on the significance of saving state in such architectures and its impact on the overall performance.