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rungalileo/hallucination-index

Initiative to evaluate and rank popular LLMs based on hallucination propensity

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Decision brief

Hallucination-Index helps users identify LLMs with the lowest propensity for factual errors across varying context lengths and source types.

Good fit when

  • Use when you need to ensure accuracy in short-context tasks, as it tests models like Chain-of-Note prompting techniques specifically for such scenarios.
  • Choose this tool if you wish to compare both open-source and closed-source LLMs; its methodology assesses the performance gap between different source types under similar test parameters.

Avoid when

  • Avoid using Hallucination-Index when your application requires real-time evaluation of hallucinations, as it focuses on predefined tests rather than live model performance.
  • Do not rely solely on this index if your primary concern is the latest updates to LLM models; its data might not reflect recent improvements in models or the introduction of new ones.

Observed Jul 17, 2026 · Source: enrich:decision_facts

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Maintenance and security

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Dormant (418d since push)
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Install

git clone https://github.com/rungalileo/hallucination-index

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Overview

The repository evaluates the tendency of large language models (LLMs) to generate factual errors, known as 'hallucinations,' by testing model attributes such as context length and source openness. It includes a comprehensive assessment of 22 open-source and closed-source models using various prompting techniques across short, medium, and long contexts.

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README

🌟 LLM Hallucination Index RAG Special 🌟 <p align="center" <img src="/images/2025 LLM Hallucination Index.png" / </p <p align="center" <a href="https://galileo.ai/hallucination index" https://galileo.ai/hallucination index</a </p About the Index <p align="center" <img src="image...

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