DataGovBench: New benchmark evaluates LLMs on real-world data analysis with large multi-tabular datasets
Researchers introduced DataGovBench, a benchmark derived from governmental open data to evaluate LLMs on practical data analysis tasks. It includes Table QA and Table Insight tasks, addressing limitations of existing benchmarks that focus on small tables and fact retrieval.
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