HomeBailing-Lite-1116
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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-Lite-1116.
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.
5.7
Knowledge coverage scope
Possesses core knowledge of mainstream disciplines, but has limited coverage of cutting-edge interdisciplinary fields.
7.2
Reasoning ability
Unable to maintain coherent reasoning chains, often causing inverted causality or miscalculations.
5.3
Model comparison
Bailing-Lite-1116 vs Qwen2.5-7B-Instruct
Like Qwen2, the Qwen2.5 language models support up to 128K tokens and can generate up to 8K tokens. They also maintain multilingual support for over 29 languages, including Chinese, English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Arabic, and more.
Bailing-Lite-1116 vs Hunyuan-T1-20250822
The deep reasoning model independently developed by Tencent adopts the version number hunyuan-t1-20250822.
Bailing-Lite-1116 vs Spark-X1
The inference model Spark X1 released by iFlytek, on the basis of leading domestic mathematical tasks, benchmarks the performance of general tasks such as inference, text generation, and language understanding against OpenAI o1 and DeepSeek R1.
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