The field of code intelligence is rapidly advancing with the development of large language models (LLMs). Recent research has focused on improving the performance of LLMs in various code-related tasks, such as code generation, code repair, and compliance checking. One of the key challenges in this area is evaluating the performance of LLMs in a comprehensive and reliable manner. To address this, several benchmarks have been proposed, including CodeAlignBench, GDPR-Bench-Android, and CompliBench, which assess the ability of LLMs to follow instructions, detect compliance violations, and perform code edits.
Notable papers in this area include CodeAlignBench, which introduces a multi-language benchmark for evaluating LLM instruction-following capabilities, and CompliBench, which proposes a novel evaluation framework for assessing LLMs' ability to detect compliance violations. Another significant contribution is the development of EDIT-Bench, a benchmark for evaluating LLM code editing capabilities grounded in real-world usage.
Overall, the field of code intelligence is moving towards more comprehensive and reliable evaluation of LLMs, with a focus on real-world applications and tasks. The development of new benchmarks and evaluation frameworks is expected to drive further advancements in this area.
Noteworthy papers: CodeAlignBench introduces a multi-language benchmark for evaluating LLM instruction-following capabilities. CompliBench proposes a novel evaluation framework for assessing LLMs' ability to detect compliance violations.