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science_poster_2 — science_poster

1 pages, 5 questions

science_poster_2_q1: What is the biggest model that the authors include at the table? Respond with the param count in millions.
SourceAnswerMatch
Target540000
gemini* **Step 1:** Locate the table in the "Results" section of the poster. * **Step 2:** Identify the column that lists the model parameter counts. This column is labeled "|θ|". * **Step 3:** Scan the values in the "|θ|" column to find the largest model size. The values listed are 1.1B, 1.3B, 1.8B, 2.0B, 7B, 8B, 540B, 34B, 7B, 20B, and 7B. The largest value is 540B, corresponding to the "Minerva" model. * **Step 4:** The question asks for the parameter count in millions. Convert the largest value from billions (B) to millions (M). * **Step 5:** Since 1 billion equals 1000 million, multiply 540 by 1000. 540 * 1000 = 540000. * **Step 6:** Format the final answer according to the mandatory rules. The number is 540000. No thousands separators are allowed. FINAL ANSWER: 540000✗
luna540000✓
science_poster_2_q2: Which benchmark is to the right of the one that has a 3.4 increment in performance?
SourceAnswerMatch
TargetWinoGrande
geminiTydiQA✗
lunaTydiQA✗
science_poster_2_q3: Looking at the two bar plots, from one that more closely resembles a Gaussian distribution, provide the second set of columns.
SourceAnswerMatch
TargetARC-C
geminiUnknown✗
lunaARC-C✓
science_poster_2_q4: On the results table, what is the only number in red that does not have any more red numbers in its row? Do not include paranthesis.
SourceAnswerMatch
Target24.7
geminiUnknown✗
luna24.7✓
science_poster_2_q5: In the results table, what is the largest number highlighted in blue that is located highest in the table? Do not include parenthesis.
SourceAnswerMatch
Target79.0
gemini79.0✓
luna79.0✓