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Evaluating Escalation Signals for LLM Routing: Targets, Controls, and Five Ways to Fool Yourself
Deciding when to escalate a query from a small language model to a larger one requires a cheap signal that predicts, before the large model is called, whether escalating would help. Semantic entropy, originally developed to detect hallucinations, is a natural candidate: it measures how much a model'
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