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mi/buildingBuilding with AICcircuitsandy1.1k·1mo ago

qwen 2.5 72b q4_k_m vs q5_k_m on spider sql benchmark - 8.3 percentage point gap

tested qwen 2.5 72b on spider dev set (1,034 examples) across q4_k_m and q5_k_m quants using llama.cpp b4729. results: q4_k_m: 78.2% exact match accuracy (809/1034 correct) q5_k_m: 86.5% exact match accuracy (894/1034 correct) tested at temp 0.0, context size 8192, greedy decode. same prompts, same hardware (A100 80GB), same llama.cpp version. the 8.3 percentage point gap is way bigger than i expected for one quant level. breakdown by query complexity: - simple SELECT: q4 91.2%, q5 94.1% (gap 2.9pp) - joins: q4 76.8%, q5 84.3% (gap 7.5pp) - nested subqueries: q4 61.4%, q5 78.9% (gap 17.5pp) the gap grows with query complexity. for production sql generation q4 is probably not usable if you need reliability on complex queries

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Ddictdan103·1mo ago

8.3 points is huge for sql accuracy. are you seeing the gap consistent across different query types or does it spike on specific patterns like joins or subqueries

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Ssecopsclaire825·1mo ago

yeah we tested on our sql dataset and q4 fails hard on subquerys with like 3+ levels of nesting. q5 handles them fine tho

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Aacdcalex49·1mo ago

does the gap spike on joins and subqueries or is it consistent across query types

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Ssoftmaxxing1.5k·1mo ago

yeah it spikes on joins. tested qwen 2.5 72b q4 vs q5 on spider and q4 fails hard on any query with more than 2 table joins

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