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Add sourced SmolLM2 scores and highlight benchmark leaders

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Use the independently published SmolLM2 result set consistently, bold the highest reported metric values, and remove redundant evaluation graphics. Model weights and inference runtime are unchanged.

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  | Benchmark | Solstice-1 acc / acc_norm | OpenSML-150M acc / acc_norm | SmolLM2-135M Instruct acc / acc_norm |
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- | ARC Easy | 62.58 / 62.33 | 56.65 / 55.43 | — / — |
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- | ARC Challenge | 29.35 / 30.89 | 26.02 / 29.52 | — / — |
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- | PIQA | 66.49 / 66.21 | 64.53 / 64.09 | — / 66.3 |
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- | HellaSwag | 32.85 / 39.40 | 30.55 / 33.94 | — / 40.9 |
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- All values are percentages, shown as **acc / acc_norm**. SmolLM2 publishes ARC only as a combined average (**37.3% acc_norm**); separate Easy/Challenge scores are unavailable in its card.
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  | IFEval accuracy | Solstice-1 | OpenSML-150M | SmolLM2-135M Instruct |
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- | Strict prompts | 17.93% | 15.16% | — |
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- | Strict instructions | 30.10% | 25.30% | — |
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- | Loose prompts | 19.22% | 15.71% | — |
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- | Loose instructions | 32.49% | 25.78% | — |
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- | Publisher prompt/instruction average | — | — | 29.9% |
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- ![IFEval accuracy compared with OpenSML-150M and the earlier checkpoint 167](docs/figures/ifeval-comparison.png)
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- Solstice uses greedy generation, no system message or repetition penalty, and a 1,024-token output cap. Of 541 prompts, 130 reach that cap; they remain in the scores. The 150M release used a 1,280-token cap and a different chat format.
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- Baseline scores come from the published [OpenSML-150M card](https://huggingface.co/OpenSML/OpenSML-150M) and [SmolLM2-135M-Instruct card](https://huggingface.co/HuggingFaceTB/SmolLM2-135M-Instruct), not fresh reruns. “—” means the required breakdown is not published in those cards. SmolLM2 reports ARC and IFEval as averages; no missing sub-scores are inferred.
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- Solstice uses native MLX FP32 scoring. SmolLM2 uses LightEval; its [evaluation code](https://github.com/huggingface/smollm/tree/438be18dae658a638f3a6976fdf5190bb6d68619/text/evaluation/smollm2) specifies character-normalized choice scores with a leading space excluded and instruct runs with a chat template. OpenSML-150M uses an older native pipeline. Prompt formatting, precision and generation budgets differ, so these are reference comparisons, not a controlled leaderboard. [Exact sources and metric definitions](results/baselines/published_models.json).
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  | Natural stopping, all responses | 99.48% |
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  The panel contains 180 checked answers and 12 open-ended responses. Repetition flags were reviewed: two were clear loops and one was a milder repeated idea. The full panel and scorer are included in [the saved results](results/public/chat/results.json).
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  On the separate reserved authored test, Solstice reaches **51.9%**, versus **20.0%** after SFT 1 and **25.9%** after SFT 2. On an older, reused panel, the corresponding scores are **53.84%, 52.13% and 54.55%**: the last stage does not improve every measure. The [evaluation report](docs/EVALUATION.md) explains selection, uncertainty and test exposure.
 
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  | Benchmark | Solstice-1 acc / acc_norm | OpenSML-150M acc / acc_norm | SmolLM2-135M Instruct acc / acc_norm |
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+ | ARC Easy | **62.58** / **62.33** | 56.65 / 55.43 | 54.00 / 48.82 |
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+ | ARC Challenge | **29.35** / **30.89** | 26.02 / 29.52 | 25.94 / 27.73 |
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+ | PIQA | 66.49 / 66.21 | 64.53 / 64.09 | **66.70** / **66.76** |
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+ | HellaSwag | 32.85 / 39.40 | 30.55 / 33.94 | **35.02** / **42.90** |
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+ | Strict instructions | 30.10% | 25.30% | **35.85%** |
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+ | Loose instructions | 32.49% | 25.78% | **37.29%** |
 
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  | IFEval accuracy | Solstice-1 | OpenSML-150M | SmolLM2-135M Instruct |
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  | --- | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | Strict prompts | 17.93% | 15.16% | **21.63%** |
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+ | Strict instructions | 30.10% | 25.30% | **35.85%** |
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+ | Loose prompts | 19.22% | 15.71% | **22.55%** |
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+ | Loose instructions | 32.49% | 25.78% | **37.29%** |
 
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  Google IFEval is pinned to dataset revision `966cd89545d6b6acfd7638bc708b98261ca58e84` and google-research commit `83f1e7b59e762648c953de751d31f75720683622`. All 541 prompts and 834 instructions use the recorded strict/loose programmatic verifiers. Generation is greedy, native-chat formatted, FP32, without a system message or repetition penalty. Output cap: 1,024 tokens. Token-cap hits: **130/541**; context-cap hits: **0**. All generated responses are scored, including cap hits. The official dataset's split is named `train`; it is used as evaluation input here, not SFT training material.
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  ## Published small-model references
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+ Sources: [OpenSML-150M model card](https://huggingface.co/OpenSML/OpenSML-150M) and [PetitGPT’s independent SmolLM2 evaluation](https://github.com/yangqi0/petitgpt/blob/a129f3b709d44ad6a53aef0d44a7054281099df2/README.md#results-at-a-glance).
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+ All three use FP32 choice scoring, but implementations and chat formats differ. Bold marks the highest reported score; these differences have not been tested for statistical significance. [SmolLM2 results and protocol](../results/baselines/smollm2_independent.json) · [150M and official-card references](../results/baselines/published_models.json).
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+ The independent evaluation pins SmolLM2 to revision `12fd25f77366fa6b3b4b768ec3050bf629380bac`. Choice scoring uses complete splits, FP32, batch size one, raw completion prompts and character-length normalization. IFEval uses the model's native template, including its default system text, with 233/541 responses reaching the 1,280-token cap. These are reported measurements from another project, not a rerun in the Solstice release environment. The official Hugging Face card's aggregate scores are retained separately in the source record and are not mixed into these tables.
 
 
 
 
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  ## Historical comparison
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  | Metric | Published 150M | 167 | Parent 2000 | Prior attempt 5 | Solstice-1 |
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  | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | ARC Easy acc_norm | 55.43% | 61.49% | **62.33%** | **62.33%** | **62.33%** |
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+ | ARC Challenge acc_norm | 29.52% | 30.46% | 30.63% | **31.23%** | 30.89% |
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+ | PIQA acc_norm | 64.09% | 65.67% | **66.43%** | **66.43%** | 66.21% |
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+ | HellaSwag acc_norm | 33.94% | 38.60% | **39.51%** | 39.44% | 39.40% |
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+ | IFEval strict prompt | 15.16% | 16.45% | 14.97% | 15.53% | **17.93%** |
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+ | IFEval strict instruction | 25.30% | 29.14% | 26.86% | 28.18% | **30.10%** |
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+ | IFEval loose prompt | 15.71% | 17.93% | 16.82% | 16.45% | **19.22%** |
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+ | IFEval loose instruction | 25.78% | 31.29% | 29.62% | 30.34% | **32.49%** |
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  Solstice, parent 2000, prior attempt 5 and 167 share the recorded native FP32 protocol. The 150M numbers are from its [published model card](https://huggingface.co/OpenSML/OpenSML-150M), not a fresh release-bundle rerun. Its IFEval uses plain `User:/Assistant:` formatting, EOS ID 1 and a 1,280-token cap; newer models use structural chat IDs and 1,024 tokens. The earlier choice run uses batch size one. These differences limit controlled head-to-head claims. No external-model leaderboard rank or statistical significance of every small benchmark difference is asserted.
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  Manual inspection of the three chat repetition flags found two clear loops and one milder repeated sentence/idea. Keep the original three-flag result for consistent comparisons; it does not mean all three are equally severe. All 180 objective chat responses stop naturally; the qualitative cases account for the single token-cap hit and the repetition flags.
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  ## Selection and test exposure
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  The final five-trial search selected one checkpoint using the 300-case new development panel plus historical development, stopping, repetition and prose-retention guards. Finalist identity was frozen before the new 1,000-case test. Small tolerated regressions were part of the declared guards; passing them does not mean every metric improved. The complete comparison and selection record includes the thresholds and reasons.
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+ "model": "HuggingFaceTB/SmolLM2-135M-Instruct",
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+ "model_revision": "12fd25f77366fa6b3b4b768ec3050bf629380bac",
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+ "evaluation_author": "PetitGPT project (Yang Qi)",
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+ "type": "independent published evaluation; not the official Hugging Face benchmark run",
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+ "checked_on": "2026-11-09",
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+ "source_revision": "a129f3b709d44ad6a53aef0d44a7054281099df2",
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+ "choice_source": "https://github.com/yangqi0/petitgpt/blob/a129f3b709d44ad6a53aef0d44a7054281099df2/docs/petitgpt-v1/tables/PUBLIC_BENCHMARK_RESULTS.csv",
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+ "ifeval_source": "https://github.com/yangqi0/petitgpt/blob/a129f3b709d44ad6a53aef0d44a7054281099df2/docs/petitgpt-v1/tables/IFEVAL_RESULTS.csv",
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+ "model_identity_source": "https://github.com/yangqi0/petitgpt/blob/a129f3b709d44ad6a53aef0d44a7054281099df2/configs/research-v1/benchmark_models.json",
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+ "protocol_source": "https://github.com/yangqi0/petitgpt/blob/a129f3b709d44ad6a53aef0d44a7054281099df2/README.md",
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+ "choices": {
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+ "arc_easy": {
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+ "acc": 0.539983164983165,
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+ "acc_norm": 0.4882154882154882,
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+ "evaluated": 2376,
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+ "dataset": "allenai/ai2_arc",
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+ "dataset_revision": "210d026faf9955653af8916fad021475a3f00453",
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+ "result_version": "FP32_V2"
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+ },
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+ "piqa": {
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+ "acc": 0.6670293797606094,
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+ "acc_norm": 0.6675734494015234,
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+ "evaluated": 1838,
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+ "dataset": "baber/piqa",
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+ "dataset_revision": "142f6d7367fd9877f0fb3b5734ea6a545f54cdd1",
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+ "result_version": "FP32_V2"
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+ },
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+ "arc_challenge": {
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+ "acc": 0.2593856655290102,
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+ "acc_norm": 0.2773037542662116,
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+ "evaluated": 1172,
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+ "dataset": "allenai/ai2_arc",
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+ "dataset_revision": "210d026faf9955653af8916fad021475a3f00453",
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+ "result_version": "BENCHMARK_EXTENSION_V1"
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+ },
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+ "hellaswag": {
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+ "acc": 0.35022903804023103,
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+ "acc_norm": 0.4289982075283808,
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+ "evaluated": 10042,
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+ "dataset": "Rowan/hellaswag",
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+ "dataset_revision": "218ec52e09a7e7462a5400043bb9a69a41d06b76",
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+ "result_version": "BENCHMARK_EXTENSION_V1"
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+ }
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+ },
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+ "ifeval": {
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+ "strict": {
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+ "prompt_accuracy": 0.21626617375231053,
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+ "instruction_accuracy": 0.35851318944844124
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+ },
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+ "loose": {
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+ "prompt_accuracy": 0.2255083179297597,
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+ "instruction_accuracy": 0.37290167865707435
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+ }
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+ },
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+ "protocol": {
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+ "choices": "Full splits, zero-shot completion likelihood; FP32 parameters/forward, no chat template or BOS/EOS insertion, batch size 1, character-length normalization excluding leading delimiter; native PyTorch evaluator, not installed lm-eval.",
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+ "ifeval": "541 prompts, 834 instructions; greedy native chat template including SmolLM2's default system text; 1280 generated-token cap, 233 cap hits; official strict/loose verifiers.",
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+ "ifeval_dataset_revision": "966cd89545d6b6acfd7638bc708b98261ca58e84",
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+ "solstice_comparison": "Reference comparison, not a new controlled rerun: native MLX vs PyTorch, different tokenizers/templates, Solstice 1024-token IFEval cap. Values from the official SmolLM2 card are retained separately and are not mixed into this result set."
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+ }
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+ }