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MERCI Cards: An LLM Evaluation and Deployment Framework for High-Stakes Domains
As LLMs are increasingly deployed in high-stakes professional workflows, engineers and researchers require principled protocols to systematically track, monitor, and improve model performance across deployment cycles. We present a mathematical framework for iterative LLM evaluation and deployment, a
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