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They are very "stubborn" models Have you found this to be the case even when using the recommended temperature settings (ranging from 0 for math, to 1.5 for cr
by rahimnathwani 2y ago
They are very "stubborn" models
Have you found this to be the case even when using the recommended temperature settings (ranging from 0 for math, to 1.5 for creative tasks)?
- NitpickLawyer 2y agoI use 0.05 for math, just did a 5k problem set, trying to fine-tune a smaller model with the outputs. It has some very interesting training, borrowed from r1 per the tech report, where it does the o1/qwq "thinking steps", but a bit shorter. It solves ~80% of the problems in 4k context, while qwq would go on for 8k-16k. It's very good at what it does. But as soon as I need it to do something other than solve a problem - say rewrite the problem in simpler terms, or given a problem + solution provide hints, or rewrite the solution with these <tags>, etc. it kinda stops working. Often times it still goes ahead and solves the problem. That's why I'm saying it's stubborn. If a task looks like a task that it can handle very well, it's really hard to make it perform that other, similar but not quite the same task. In a similar vein - https://github.com/cpldcpu/MisguidedAttention/tree/main/eval#readme https://github.com/cpldcpu/MisguidedAttention/tree/main/eval...