Going over the DeepSeek-v4-pro results on the open...
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Going over the DeepSeek-v4-pro results on the openhands index since I didn’t expect it to score lower than DeepSeek-v3.2-Reasoner
I noticed a couple of hints worth looking into: 1. It looks like “think max” reasoning mode was not activated, and the runs used “think high” instead. The HF docs say that “think high” is for “conscious logical analysis” whereas “think max” is to “push reasoning to its fullest extent”. This is based on an extracted
base_state.llm.json
from the runs with
"reasoning_effort": "high"
, though I’m not sure what this maps to in the inference provider 2. The GAIA benchmark dropped significantly from DeepSeek-v3.2-Reasoner to DeepSeek-v4-Pro (50.3 to 12.7) and a deeper look reveals that the answers are fine but are being returned in a way that trips the eval harness, which make the model appear much worse than it is in practice. Here is a small writeup about the format mismatch. What do you think, @limited-student-10747?
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Hi @important-diamond-63626, thanks! Yeah, for some reason DeepSeek-v4-Pro failed to follow instructions on GAIA, and thus got a low score. For reasoning effort, that’s interesting. We tend to evaluate on “high” for the openhands index (across models), but I agree it’d be interesting to see the result for different reasoning efforts.
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