Arize AI
AI Observability and Evaluation
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Arize is an AI observability and evaluation platform. It helps engineers build, evaluate, and monitor AI applications and agents. Development teams use Arize to run experiments in development, and trace and evaluate performance in production.
Arize has built several OSS packages to support this goal:
— an open source AI observability platform for developers
— an open source instrumentation package to trace LLM applications across models and frameworks.
We log over 1 trillion inferences and spans, 10 million evaluation runs, and 2 million OSS downloads every month.
Running Arize for the first time? Select a quickstart below.
Check out a comprehensive list of example notebooks for agents, RAG, voice, tracing, evals, and more.
See our video deep dives on the latest papers in AI.
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Looking for traditional machine learning or CV guides? Start here:
- create and update test datasets to measure performance
- store every experiment run in a structured format
- systematically measure performance improvements based on LLM and code evaluations
- gate deployment to production based on experiment performance
- get instant visibility into your application traces
- use our search and filter capabilities to find outliers of poor performance
- determine the causes of poor performance across hundreds of spans
- run evals continuously against your data
- create custom dashboards to monitor performance
- get alerts when performance deviates from the norm
- prevent poor performing outputs from reaching users
- use labeling queues to run evals and annotate your spans in one place
- find patterns in your data
- write tailored evals based on custom criteria
- analyze your document retrieval and suggest improvements
- analyze and evaluate any span in chat
- generate dashboard widgets with natural language
- get suggested prompt edits based on best practices
Machine Learning
Log inferences and debug your machine learning models
Computer Vision
Run similarity search and evaluate performance of your CV models