feat: new benchmark OlympiadBench #16
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Description
Add new benchmark OlympiadBench
The OlympiadBench was published at February 2024. Similar to Mathvision, they only tested a few closed-source models.
Their code does not include prompts or hyperparameter settings for existing open-source models.
Regarding prompts, we use the prompt for Qwen-VL from their OlympiadBench GitHub.
Current test results are as follows:
For Qwen/Qwen2-VL-72B-Instruct, Qwen's official score is 11.2
Using greedy decoding, I achieved a score of 0.11104347826086956.
The scores for qvq are still under testing, but qvq as a reasoning model requires very long inference time. Additionally, among open-source models, I could only find scores for Qwen2VL-72B. Therefore, after testing Qwen2VL-72B and obtaining scores close to the Qwen official report, I believe the current results are acceptable.
Furthermore, OlympiadBench has two types of problems: Open-ended questions with ground truth, and Theorem proof problems. Although this dataset provides Theorem proof problems, they mentioned in their paper that they cannot automatically evaluate Theorem proof problems, so currently only Open-ended questions have been integrated.
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You can use the syntax close #1314520 if this solves the issue #15213
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