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Qwen Open / 27B

See the tradeoffs.
Down to each task.

Compare the Qwen parent with alphaBell's final BF16 checkpoint on HumanEval and MBPP. Explore the original tests, the extended tests, and the tasks whose outcomes changed.

Historical BF16 results

13-14 October 2026
One solution per taskTemperature 0 · Thinking enabled

Qwen parent

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alphaBell final BF16

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These are recorded BF16 scores. Complete FP8 benchmark parity remains untested. More answers do not establish better task performance.

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TaskQwen parentalphaBell BF16Outcome
All four benchmark comparisons
Qwen parent and alphaBell final BF16 scores across HumanEval, HumanEval+, MBPP and MBPP+.
BF16 measurements, one generated solution per task.
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Recorded CPU check

A basic functional check

“Reply with one short sentence: hello, and what is 2 + 3?”

Hello, 2 + 3 is 5.

Recorded BF16 CPU output, 12 tokens, thinking disabled. This explorer does not run a chat model.

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Original and extended tests score the same generated solution. An improvement means the final BF16 model passed a task the parent failed; a regression means the reverse. Unchanged tasks can be passes or failures for both models.

The runs used a maximum of 16,384 generated tokens with EvalPlus sanitization and scoring. Two final HumanEval generations reached the token limit; MBPP had none. The model combines abliteration and supervised fine-tuning. Its training includes Alpaca replay data, and the derivative is for noncommercial research.