HomeBailing-Pro-1120
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Model parameter quantity
Ant Group
Affiliated organization
Closed Source
License Type
November 15, 2024
Release time
Model Introduction
The Bailing large language model is a general-purpose language model that has been registered for deployment through generative artificial intelligence. Trained on a corpus of trillions of tokens, the version in use is Bailing-Pro-1120.
Comprehensive score
Language dialogue
Knowledge reserve
Reasoning association
Mathematical calculation
Code writing
Command following
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Language comprehension ability
Often makes semantic misjudgments, leading to obvious logical disconnects in responses.
5.9
Knowledge coverage scope
Possesses core knowledge of mainstream disciplines, but has limited coverage of cutting-edge interdisciplinary fields.
7.3
Reasoning ability
Unable to maintain coherent reasoning chains, often causing inverted causality or miscalculations.
5.7
Model comparison
Bailing-Pro-1120 vs Doubao-Seed-1.6-251015 (Thinking)
The deep reasoning model released by ByteDance, which supports manual switching of deep reasoning, and its performance is significantly improved compared to doubao-1.5.
Bailing-Pro-1120 vs Doubao-Seed-1.6-thinking-250715
The latest version of the seed series model launched by ByteDance, which supports the thinking mode.
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