Measurements (2026-09-01, temperature and conditions stated)
Table with columns: Axis, base, This model| Axis | base | This model |
|---|
| Human-likeness pairwise (LLM judge, n=175) | 1.1% win | 94.9% win (tie 4.0%, position-swap consistency 96%) |
| Free-generation bullet-list rate (n=200) | 97.5% | 2.0% |
| CJK contamination, T=0, n=3,369 | 2.55% | 0.33% (true error rate 0.24%) |
| HumanEval (paired n=58) | 93.85% | +3.03pp |
| Instruction following | 81% | −3.0pp (statistically equivalent) |
| KMMLU (n=300) | 55.67% | −2.0pp — minimum detectable difference is 11.4pp, so no verdict is possible |
Honest caveats:
- The pairwise judge (Qwen3.8-27B, T=0, position-swapped) has not completed human-label
calibration (P1.5). The figures above are "win rate on the judge's axis," not human
evaluation itself.
- The KMMLU row is not "no regression" — it is "a regression on the order of −1pp cannot be
detected with this sample."
- The floor for CJK contamination is not 0. A rare Hanja character with no standalone token
in the vocabulary can be assembled via byte fallback (the measured residual 0.24% is mostly
the single-character class kept for gloss preservation).
Usage
from vllm import LLM
llm = LLM(model="ThakiCloud/Qwen3.8-27B-Human-KO", dtype="bfloat16", trust_remote_code=True)
The tokenizer, vocabulary size, and architecture are identical to base (standard load). The
model can read Hanja but cannot generate Chinese-word tokens.
Limitations
- The default tendency is toward short answers. If you need a long, structured document,
specify length and format in the prompt.
- The measurements above center on the Korean conversation axis. The English and math axes
have not been measured with a sufficient sample.
- The safety axis inherits base's alignment as-is (no separate safety training).
License
Apache-2.0 (base: Qwen/Qwen3.8-27B). Distributed together with LICENSE, NOTICE, and
DATA_PROVENANCE.md.