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+ [transformers] This model config has set a `rope_parameters['original_max_position_embeddings']` field, to be used together with `max_position_embeddings` to determine a scaling factor. Please set the `factor` field of `rope_parameters`with this ratio instead -- we recommend the use of this field over `original_max_position_embeddings`, as it is compatible with most model architectures.
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+ 13:15:50 checkpoint sft/tpA14_final.pt step 2000: 288 problems over 24 tasks
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+ 13:21:59 EX basic_arithmetic | Q: Calculate -( ( -( -( -6256 + -6605 ) ) ) ) + -590. | GOLD: 12271 | OUT: -6256 + -6605 = -625 / --625 = -625 / --625 = -625 / ( - (-625 + -625) ) ) = -625 / -( (-625 + -625) ) = -625 / -( (-625 + -625 ) ) = -625 / -( (-625 + -625 ) ) = -625 / -( (-625 + -625) ) ) = -625 / -( (-625 + -625) ) ) = -625 / -( (-6255 + -625 ) ) = -625 / -( (-625 + -625) ) ) = -625 / -( (-625 + -625) ) ) = -625 / -( (-625 + -625) ) ) = -625 / -( (-625 + -625 ) ) = -625 /
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+ 13:21:59 EX basic_arithmetic | Q: Calculate 560 * 707. | GOLD: 395920 | OUT: 560 = 700 / 707 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 + 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 + 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 + 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700 / 700 = 700
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+ 13:21:59 EX chain_sum | Q: State the final answer to the following arithmetic problem: 8300 - 7039 + 5420 = | GOLD: 6681 | OUT: The problem is the sum: / 8300 - 7039 + 5420 = 8300 / Set 8300 - 7039 + 5420 = 8300 / Simplify 8300 to 8339: 8300 - 7039 + 5439 = 8300 / Set 8300 to 8339: 8300 - 7039 + 5439 = 8300 / Convert 8300 to 8339: 8300 - 7039 + 5439 = 8300 / Set 8300 to 8339: 8300 - 7039 + 5439 = 8300 / Add 8300 to 8339: 8300 - 7039 + 5439 = 8300 / Add 5439 to 8300: 8300 + 5439 = 8300 / Add 5420 to 8300: 8300 = 8300 /
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+ 13:21:59 EX chain_sum | Q: State the final answer to the following arithmetic problem: 231 - 879 = | GOLD: -648 | OUT: 231 - 879 = 231 / 231 = 231 / 1 = 231 / 2 = 231 / 3 = 231 / 4 = 231 / 5 = 231 / 6 = 231 / 7 = 231 / 8 = 231 / 9 = 231 / 10 = 231 / 11 = 231 / 12 = 231 / 13 = 231 / 14 = 231 / 15 = 231 / 16 = 231 / 17 = 231 / 18 = 231 / 19 = 231 / 20 = 231 / 21 = 231 / 22 = 231 / 23 = 231 / 24 = 231 / 25 = 231 / 26 = 231 / 27 = 231 / 28 = 231 / 29 = 231 / 30 = 231 / 31 = 231 / 31 = 231 / 31 = 231 / 231 =
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+ 13:21:59 EX gcd | Q: Find the Greatest Common Divisor (GCD) of these numbers: 457, 457. Give only the GCD as your final answer. | GOLD: 457 | OUT: GCD(457, 457) = 1 / GCD(457, 457) = 1 / GCD(457, 457) = 1 / GCD(457, 457) = 1 / GCD(457, 457) = 1 / GCD(457, 457) = 1 / GCD(457, 457) = 1 / GCD(457, 457) = 1 / GCD(457, 457) = 1 / GCD(457, 457) = 1 / GCD(457, 457) = 1 / GCD(457, 457) = 1 / GCD(457, 457) = 1 / GCD(457, 457) = 1 / GCD(457, 457) = 1 / GCD(457, 457) = 1 / GCD(457, 457) = 1 / GCD(457, 457) = 1 / GCD(457, 457) =
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+ 13:21:59 EX gcd | Q: Find the Greatest Common Divisor (GCD) of these numbers: 360, 132. Give only the GCD as your final answer. | GOLD: 12 | OUT: GCD(360, 132) = 13 / GCD(360, 132) = 13 / GCD(360, 132) = 13 / GCD(360, 132) = 13 / GCD(360, 132) = 13 / GCD(360, 132) = 13 / GCD(360, 132) = 13 / GCD(360, 132) = 13 / GCD(360, 132) = 13 / GCD(360, 132) = 13 / GCD(360, 132) = 13 / GCD(360, 132) = 13 / GCD(360, 132) = 13 / GCD(360, 132) = 13 / GCD(13, 13) = 13 / GCD(13, 13) = 13 / GCD(13, 13) = 13 / GCD(13, 13) = 13 / 13 /
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+ 13:21:59 EX syllogism | Q: Consider these statements: / 1. All programmers are ants / 2. Some ants are not fish / / Does it logically follow that: / Some programmers are not fish? / (Answer Yes or No) | GOLD: Yes | OUT: Let P be the number of ants and B be the number of fish. / P + B = 2 / P = 1 / B = 2 / P = 1 / P = 1 / B = 2 / P = 1 / P = 1 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 / P = 2 /
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+ 13:21:59 EX syllogism | Q: Consider these statements: / 1. All children are birds / 2. Some birds are teachers / / Does it logically follow that: / Some children are teachers? / (Answer Yes or No) | GOLD: Yes | OUT: ation for n-n isn-n(n-n). / The logical relation is n-n(n-n). / Substitute n-n = 1 into the equation: / n = 1 / n = 2 / n = 3 / n = 4 / n = 5 / n = 6 / n = 7 / n = 8 / n = 9 / n = 10 / n = 11 / n = 12 / n = 13 / n = 14 / n = 15 / n = 16 / n = 17 / n = 18 / n = 19 / n = 10 / n = 11 / n = 12 / n = 13 / n = 14 / n = 15 / n = 16 / n = 17 / n = 18 / n = 19 / n = 10 / n = 11 / n = 11 / n = 11 / n = 11 / n = 11 / n = 11 / n = 11 / The possible assignments are: / 1.
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+ 13:21:59 EX number_sorting | Q: Sort these numbers in ascending order: -10.8, 15.1, 8.0, 84.54, 24.4, 20.0 / Please follow the instruction below: / ## 1. Let all your answers be a list of numbers. Instead of reporting your answer as -69 | GOLD: ['-10.8', '8.0', '15.1', '20.0', '24.4', '84.54'] | OUT: , '-13', '1', '7', '11', '43', '59', '61'] / Order ['-69', '-13', '1', '7', '11', '43', '59', '61'] / Order ['-69', '-13', '1', '7', '11', '43', '59', '61'] / Order ['-69', '-13', '1', '7', '11', '43', '59', '61'] / Order ['-69', '-13', '1', '7', '11', '43', '59', '61'] / Order ['-69', '-13', '1', '7', '11', '43', '59', '61'] / Order ['-10.8, 15.1, 8.0, 84.54, 24.4, 20.0'] / Order ['-10.8, 1
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+ 13:21:59 EX number_sorting | Q: Sort these numbers in descending order: -29.9, 66.0, 66.6 / Please follow the instruction below: / ## 1. Let all your answers be a list of numbers. Instead of reporting your answer as -69, -13, 1, 7, 11, | GOLD: ['66.6', '66.0', '-29.9'] | OUT: rder ['-69', '-13', '1', '7', '11', '43', '59', '61'] / Order ['-69', '-13', '1', '7', '11', '43', '59', '61'] / Order ['-69', '-13', '1', '7', '11', '43', '59', '61'] / Order ['-69', '-13', '1', '7', '11', '43', '59', '61'] / Order ['-69', '-13', '1', '7', '11', '43', '59', '61'] / Order ['-69', '-13', '1', '7', '11', '43', '59', '61'] / Order ['-29.9, 66.0, 66.6'] / Order ['-29.9, 66.0, 66
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+ 13:21:59 TASK basic_arithmetic correct 0/12 reached_#### 1
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+ 13:21:59 TASK chain_sum correct 0/12 reached_#### 1
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+ 13:21:59 TASK leg_counting correct 0/12 reached_#### 1
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+ 13:21:59 TASK number_sequence correct 0/12 reached_#### 1
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+ 13:21:59 TASK products correct 0/12 reached_#### 0
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+ 13:21:59 TASK fraction_simplification correct 0/12 reached_#### 4
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+ 13:21:59 TASK gcd correct 0/12 reached_#### 0
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+ 13:21:59 TASK lcm correct 0/12 reached_#### 0
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+ 13:21:59 TASK prime_factorization correct 0/12 reached_#### 0
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+ 13:21:59 TASK count_primes correct 0/12 reached_#### 5
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+ 13:21:59 TASK simple_equations correct 0/12 reached_#### 0
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+ 13:21:59 TASK decimal_arithmetic correct 0/12 reached_#### 0
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+ 13:21:59 TASK time_intervals correct 0/12 reached_#### 0
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+ 13:21:59 TASK calendar_arithmetic correct 0/12 reached_#### 0
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+ 13:21:59 TASK syllogism correct 0/12 reached_#### 0
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+ 13:21:59 TASK propositional_logic correct 0/12 reached_#### 0
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+ 13:21:59 TASK knights_knaves correct 0/12 reached_#### 1
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+ 13:21:59 TASK family_relationships correct 0/12 reached_#### 0
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+ 13:21:59 TASK word_sorting correct 0/12 reached_#### 0
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+ 13:21:59 TASK spell_backward correct 0/12 reached_#### 0
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+ 13:21:59 TASK letter_counting correct 0/12 reached_#### 1
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+ 13:21:59 TASK number_filtering correct 0/12 reached_#### 1
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+ 13:21:59 TASK number_sorting correct 0/12 reached_#### 3
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+ 13:21:59 TASK base_conversion correct 0/12 reached_#### 1
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+ 13:21:59 METER sft/tpA14_final.pt step 2000: correct 0/288 (0.0%), mean over tasks 0.0%, reached #### 20/288
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+ 13:21:59 METER DONE
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  [transformers] This model config has set a `rope_parameters['original_max_position_embeddings']` field, to be used together with `max_position_embeddings` to determine a scaling factor. Please set the `factor` field of `rope_parameters`with this ratio instead -- we recommend the use of this field over `original_max_position_embeddings`, as it is compatible with most model architectures.
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  13:06:41 checkpoint sft/tpA14_final.pt step 2000: 400 held-out template problems
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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  [transformers] This model config has set a `rope_parameters['original_max_position_embeddings']` field, to be used together with `max_position_embeddings` to determine a scaling factor. Please set the `factor` field of `rope_parameters`with this ratio instead -- we recommend the use of this field over `original_max_position_embeddings`, as it is compatible with most model architectures.
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  13:06:41 checkpoint sft/tpA14_final.pt step 2000: 400 held-out template problems
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+ 13:15:29 EX tp_probability | Q: Question: Quinn Johnson is preparing a quiz bowl with 10 distinct questions. They have prepared a bank of 12 potential questions. If they select 10 questions at | GOLD: 5/6 | OUT: ic question = 1 / Probability of selecting a specific question = 1 / Probability of selecting a specific question = 1 / Probability of selecting a specific question = 1 / Probability of selecting a specific question = 1 / Probability of selecting a specific question = 1 / Probability = 10 / 10 / Simplify fraction
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+ 13:15:29 EX tp_science_calc | Q: Question: A large industrial tank contains a mixture of ideal gases. The temperature of the gas mixture is 349 K. What is the root-mean-square speed of the Argo | GOLD: 466 m/s | OUT: .314 J/(mol*K) / n = 40.0 g/mol / M_Ar = 8.314 J/(mol*K) / T = sqrt(2*T) / T = sqrt(2*T) / T = sqrt(2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*2*
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+ 13:15:29 EX tp_wordproblem | Q: Question: A network storage device is advertised to hold 9 Terabytes of data. If a specific file format uses 0.6 Gigabytes per file, and the device is currently | GOLD: 5100 | OUT: um file size is 0.6 * 9 = 9. / Maximum file size is 9 / 9 = 9. / Maximum file size is 9 / 9 = 9. / Maximum file size is 9 / 9 = 9. / Maximum file size is 9 / 9 = 9. / Maximum file size is 9 / 9 = 9. / Maximum file size is 9 Terabytes. / Maximum file size is 9 * 9 = 9. / Maximum file size is 9. / Additional files is 9
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+ 13:15:29 EX tp_finance | Q: Question: Calculate the break-even point in units for the Riverside Workshop, which has fixed costs of $185,000, a variable cost of $67 per units, and a selling | GOLD: 1000 | OUT: Break-even units = 185,000 / 67 / Break-even units = 10,000 / Break-even units = Fixed costs / Contribution margin per unit / Break-even units = 10,000 / 67 / Break-even units = 10,000 / Break-even units = Fixed costs / Contribution margin per unit / Break-even units = 10,000 / 67 / Break-even units = 10,000 / ####
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+ 13:15:29 TASK tp_deduction correct 0/2 reached_#### 1
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+ 13:15:29 TASK tp_finance correct 0/86 reached_#### 13
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+ 13:15:29 TASK tp_logic correct 0/40 reached_#### 3
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+ 13:15:29 TASK tp_planning correct 1/33 reached_#### 5
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+ 13:15:29 TASK tp_probability correct 0/57 reached_#### 11
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+ 13:15:29 TASK tp_science_calc correct 0/59 reached_#### 1
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+ 13:15:29 TASK tp_wordproblem correct 0/123 reached_#### 8
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+ 13:15:29 TMETER sft/tpA14_final.pt step 2000: correct 1/400 (0.2%), reached #### 42/400
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+ 13:15:29 METER DONE