@NielsRogge: On http://paperswithcode.co, you can see Mythos 5 getting beaten by a 4B open-source model on CharXiv, a popular chart …
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A 4B open-source model beats Mythos 5 on the CharXiv chart understanding benchmark, showing strong performance from a freely available small model.
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On https://t.co/tOqTY2ZA6h, you can see Mythos 5 getting beaten by a 4B open-source model on CharXiv, a popular chart understanding benchmark
A tiny model that is freely available on @huggingface, that you can deploy anywhere! https://t.co/e1BPGGE2JW
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