μ-MATH (Meta U-MATH) is a meta-evaluation dataset derived from the U-MATH benchmark.
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μ-MATH (Meta U-MATH) is a meta-evaluation dataset derived from the U-MATH benchmark.
It is intended to assess the ability of LLMs to judge free-form mathematical solutions.
The dataset includes 1,084 labeled samples generated from 271 U-MATH tasks, covering problems of varying assessment complexity.
For fine-grained performance evaluation results, in-depth analyses and detailed discussions on behaviors and biases of LLM judges, check out our paper.
For original tasks on mathematical problem-solving, refer to the U-MATH dataset.
from datasets import load_dataset
ds = load_dataset('toloka/mu-math', split='test')
uuid: problem id
problem_statement: problem formulation, written in natural language
golden_answer: a correct solution for the problem to compare the generated solutions against, written in natural language
model: name of the instruction-finetuned LLM that generated the solution
model_output: the LLM's solution
label: boolean flag on whether the generated solution is correct or not
The prompt used for judgment:
You'll be provided with a math problem, a correct answer for it and a solution for evaluation.
You have to answer whether the solution is correct or not.
---
PROBLEM STATEMENT:
{problem_statement}
CORRECT ANSWER:
{golden_answer}
SOLUTION TO EVALUATE:
{model_output}
---
Now please compare the answer obtained in the solution with the provided correct answer to evaluate whether the solution is correct or not.
Think step-by-step, following these steps, don't skip any:
1. Extract the answer from the provided solution
2. Make any derivations or transformations that may be necessary to compare the provided correct answer with the extracted answer
3. Perform the comparison
4. Conclude with your final verdict — put either "Yes" or "No" on a separate line
model_output column are subject to the underlying LLMs' licensing terms.If you use U-MATH or μ-MATH in your research, please cite the paper:
@inproceedings{umath2024,
title={U-MATH: A University-Level Benchmark for Evaluating Mathematical Skills in LLMs},
author={Konstantin Chernyshev, Vitaliy Polshkov, Ekaterina Artemova, Alex Myasnikov, Vlad Stepanov, Alexei Miasnikov and Sergei Tilga},
year={2024}
}
For inquiries, please contact kchernyshev@toloka.ai
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μ-MATH (Meta U-MATH) is a meta-evaluation dataset derived from the U-MATH benchmark.
25
21 commits
1 linked in READMEs
updated Jan 30, 2026
μ-MATH (Meta U-MATH) is a meta-evaluation dataset derived from the U-MATH benchmark.
It is intended to assess the ability of LLMs to judge free-form mathematical solutions.
The dataset includes 1,084 labeled samples generated from 271 U-MATH tasks, covering problems of varying assessment complexity.
For fine-grained performance evaluation results, in-depth analyses and detailed discussions on behaviors and biases of LLM judges, check out our paper.
For original tasks on mathematical problem-solving, refer to the U-MATH dataset.
from datasets import load_dataset
ds = load_dataset('toloka/mu-math', split='test')
uuid: problem id
problem_statement: problem formulation, written in natural language
golden_answer: a correct solution for the problem to compare the generated solutions against, written in natural language
model: name of the instruction-finetuned LLM that generated the solution
model_output: the LLM's solution
label: boolean flag on whether the generated solution is correct or not
The prompt used for judgment:
You'll be provided with a math problem, a correct answer for it and a solution for evaluation.
You have to answer whether the solution is correct or not.
---
PROBLEM STATEMENT:
{problem_statement}
CORRECT ANSWER:
{golden_answer}
SOLUTION TO EVALUATE:
{model_output}
---
Now please compare the answer obtained in the solution with the provided correct answer to evaluate whether the solution is correct or not.
Think step-by-step, following these steps, don't skip any:
1. Extract the answer from the provided solution
2. Make any derivations or transformations that may be necessary to compare the provided correct answer with the extracted answer
3. Perform the comparison
4. Conclude with your final verdict — put either "Yes" or "No" on a separate line
model_output column are subject to the underlying LLMs' licensing terms.If you use U-MATH or μ-MATH in your research, please cite the paper:
@inproceedings{umath2024,
title={U-MATH: A University-Level Benchmark for Evaluating Mathematical Skills in LLMs},
author={Konstantin Chernyshev, Vitaliy Polshkov, Ekaterina Artemova, Alex Myasnikov, Vlad Stepanov, Alexei Miasnikov and Sergei Tilga},
year={2024}
}
For inquiries, please contact kchernyshev@toloka.ai
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