MicroLLM Lab offers an environment where users can interact with and test seven different small language models (LLMs) directly within their web browser. This platform facilitates immediate evaluation without requiring any local installation or complex setup for the models.
The lab provides objective measurements for model performance, including accuracy (pass rate on objective tests) and speed (tokens per second). These metrics are calculated based on runs conducted within the user's browser, with results remaining local to the machine. Charts display the latest suite performance per model.
Users can write custom benchmarks using JavaScript within an editor provided by the platform. Each check runs against the model's decoded text. Additionally, the platform allows for the generation and download of verifiable performance certificates, detailing device hardware and sustained tokens per second, which can then be shared.
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MicroLLM Lab provides an online platform for users to test and benchmark seven small language models directly within their web browser. This tool allows for performance measurement of accuracy and speed, offering a way to evaluate tiny LLMs without local setup.