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"Suppose I have two free-particles $A,B$ whose positions evolve according to wave functions $\\psi_A(...TRUNCATED)
"Okay, let's try to figure out how to get the wave function for the relative position of two particl(...TRUNCATED)
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"Okay, let's try to figure out how to get the wave function for the relative position between two pa(...TRUNCATED)
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"Suppose I have two free-particles $A,B$ whose positions evolve according to wave functions $\\psi_A(...TRUNCATED)
"Suppose I have two free-particles $A,B$ whose positions evolve according to wave functions $\\psi_A(...TRUNCATED)
"Okay, let's try to figure out how to get the wave function for the relative position of two particl(...TRUNCATED)
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"Suppose I have two free-particles $A,B$ whose positions evolve according to wave functions $\\psi_A(...TRUNCATED)
"Suppose I have two free-particles $A,B$ whose positions evolve according to wave functions $\\psi_A(...TRUNCATED)
"Okay, let's try to figure out how to get the wave function for the relative position of two particl(...TRUNCATED)
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"Suppose I have two free-particles $A,B$ whose positions evolve according to wave functions $\\psi_A(...TRUNCATED)
"Suppose I have two free-particles $A,B$ whose positions evolve according to wave functions $\\psi_A(...TRUNCATED)
"Okay, let's try to figure out how to get the wave function for the relative position of two particl(...TRUNCATED)
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"Suppose I have two free-particles $A,B$ whose positions evolve according to wave functions $\\psi_A(...TRUNCATED)
"Suppose I have two free-particles $A,B$ whose positions evolve according to wave functions $\\psi_A(...TRUNCATED)
"Okay, let's try to figure out how to get the wave function for the relative position of two particl(...TRUNCATED)
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"Suppose I have two free-particles $A,B$ whose positions evolve according to wave functions $\\psi_A(...TRUNCATED)
"Suppose I have two free-particles $A,B$ whose positions evolve according to wave functions $\\psi_A(...TRUNCATED)
"Okay, let's try to figure out how to get the wave function for the relative position of two particl(...TRUNCATED)
[32313,11,1077,594,1430,311,7071,700,1246,311,633,279,12060,729,369,279,8674,2309,315,1378,18730,13,(...TRUNCATED)
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"Suppose I have two free-particles $A,B$ whose positions evolve according to wave functions $\\psi_A(...TRUNCATED)
"Suppose I have two free-particles $A,B$ whose positions evolve according to wave functions $\\psi_A(...TRUNCATED)
"Okay, let's try to figure out how to get the wave function for the relative position of two particl(...TRUNCATED)
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"Okay, so I need to figure out the hybridization states of each carbon in acrylonitrile, which has t(...TRUNCATED)
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"Okay, so I need to figure out the hybridization states of each carbon in acrylonitrile, which has t(...TRUNCATED)
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OpenThoughts-4 Science SDG: Qwen3-30B-A3B-Thinking-2507 (n=8, top-16 logprobs)

Synthetic generations from Qwen/Qwen3-30B-A3B-Thinking-2507 on the Marin OpenThoughts-4 science SDG prompt set. Each prompt is sampled n=8 times, and for every generated token the dataset stores the chosen-token log probability plus the top-16 log probabilities over the vocabulary, enabling distillation, KL-style fine-tuning, reranking, and uncertainty analysis.

Generation setup

Field Value
Generator model Qwen/Qwen3-30B-A3B-Thinking-2507
Source prompts marin-community/hero-run-4-science-sdg-prompts-boxed-n8 (26,041 unique prompts)
Samples per prompt (n) 8
Logprobs returned (k) 16 (top-k vocab logprobs per generated token)
Max generated tokens 32,768
Max model length 34,816
Temperature 0.8
Inference engine vLLM on TPU v6e-4, tensor_parallel_size=4
Producer marin-community/marinexperiments/sdg/science/qwen3-30b-a3b-thinking-2507/sdg_ot4_30k_science_qwen3_30b_a3b_thinking_32768_tokens.py

Schema

The dataset is a flattened parquet table with one row per (prompt, sample_index) pair. With 26,041 unique prompts and n=8 samples each, the dataset contains 208,328 rows total.

Identifier columns

Column Type Description
prompt_index int64 0-based index of the source prompt within the prompt set (0 … 26,040)
response_index int64 0-based sample index within that prompt (0 … 7)
_unique_row_id string Stable globally-unique id for the (prompt, response) pair, copied from the source prompt set; safe key for joins and dedup
instruction_seed string The original natural-language science problem from OpenThoughts-4 (before any chat templating)
generation_prompt string The chat-templated prompt actually fed to vLLM (Qwen3 chat template applied to instruction_seed)

A given prompt is fully identified by either prompt_index or _unique_row_id; the 8 samples for a prompt share both keys and differ only in response_index.

Generation columns

Column Type Description
generated_text string Decoded model response (everything after the chat template's assistant turn)
generated_token_ids list[int32], length T Token ids of the generated response
generated_token_logprobs list[float32], length T Log probability of each chosen token under the model
generated_top_logprob_token_ids list[int32], length T × k Flattened top-k candidate token ids at each step
generated_top_logprobs list[float32], length T × k Flattened log probabilities of those top-k candidates at each step

Where T = number of generated tokens for that row and k = 16.

Reshaping the flattened top-k arrays

vLLM was run with flat_logprobs=True for compactness; the per-step top-k arrays are stored as 1-D lists. To recover the standard (T, k) shape:

import numpy as np
import pyarrow.parquet as pq

df = pq.read_table("part-000000.parquet").to_pandas()
row = df.iloc[0]
T = len(row["generated_token_ids"])
k = 16
top_ids   = np.asarray(row["generated_top_logprob_token_ids"]).reshape(T, k)
top_logps = np.asarray(row["generated_top_logprobs"]).reshape(T, k)
# top_ids[t, :]   = top-16 candidate token ids at step t
# top_logps[t, :] = log p of those candidates at step t (sorted high → low by vLLM)
# the chosen token may or may not appear in the top-k; use generated_token_logprobs
# for the chosen-token logprob.

File layout

The dataset is sharded into ~3,600 parquet files named part-NNNNNN.parquet. Use the default config to load the full train split.

Companion datasets

Slice Generator
science Qwen3-30B-A3B-Thinking-2507 (this dataset)
science Qwen3-32B
science Qwen3-4B
science Gemma-4-31B-IT (forthcoming)
code Qwen3-30B-A3B-Thinking-2507 / Qwen3-32B / Qwen3-4B

License

Released under Apache 2.0. The underlying generator model (Qwen/Qwen3-30B-A3B-Thinking-2507) is governed by its own license; consult the model card before redistribution.

Citation

If you use this dataset, please cite the Marin project and the Qwen3 technical report.

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