What this model can do
- text generation
- Predict the following words
- Explain simple questions in an interesting way
What this model can't do
- calculate arithmetic
- math
- Fluent conversation
- Don't lie as much as possible
benchmark
vs 1-20M param
Table with columns: evals, our model, grint 1.3(1M), michel-nano(5.9M)| evals | our model | grint 1.3(1M) | michel-nano(5.9M) |
|---|
| WikiText bytePPL | 2.838 | 3.06 | 3.2461 |
| arc-easy | 34.13% | 29.0% | 33.38% |
vs 20M~ param
1: (XX%) is Calculated with our ai / better ai what percentage of the score is for what is better.
Table with columns: evals, our model, supra-50M-base| evals | our model | supra-50M-base |
|---|
| WikiText bytePPL | 2.838(95%) | 2.7 |
| arc-easy | 34.13%(76%) | 45.2% |
| BLiMP | 64.87%(96%) | 67.4% |
If you look at these two tables, BLiMP and PPL are catching up with the competition, but ARC-Easy is not very powerful. In addition, it is 14% higher in wikitext than michel-nano (22M param).
However, this model is still a preview version, detailed benchmarks have not been carried out, and the official version may be more powerful. In addition, the low score of ARC-Easy indicates that you don't know much about scientific knowledge, and you can see that you should train using scientific data sets.
In addition, it is completely inferior to the more advanced Supra model (some items are comparable, but not completely catching up)