LLM Reference

WizardMath Models by WizardLM Team

4 models2024

About

WizardMath is a family of open-source large language models (LLMs) specifically designed for mathematical reasoning tasks. Developed by the WizardLM team, these models are built upon the LLaMA-2 architecture and fine-tuned using a novel technique called Reinforced Evol-Instruct.The WizardMath family includes models of various sizes, such as 7B, 13B, and 70B parameters. These models have demonstrated impressive performance on mathematical reasoning benchmarks like GSM8k and MATH, outperforming many other open-source LLMs and even some commercial models.

Current Variants

Use-when guidance is derived from seed capabilities, context, release, and replacement fields.

4 in view

Use when the workload needs 70B parameters.

2024-0170B parameters

Use when the workload needs 13B parameters.

2024-0113B parameters

Use when the workload needs 7B parameters.

2024-017B parameters

Use when the workload needs 7B parameters.

2024-017B parameters

Release Timeline

1 release group
2024-01
4 current
WizardMath 13B
13B parameters
Current
WizardMath 70B
70B parameters
Current
WizardMath 7B
7B parameters
Current
WizardMath 7B V1.1
7B parameters
Current

Specifications(4 models)

WizardMath model specifications comparison
ModelReleasedParameters
WizardMath 70B2024-0170B
WizardMath 13B2024-0113B
WizardMath 7B2024-017B
WizardMath 7B V1.12024-017B

Frequently Asked Questions

What is WizardMath used for?
WizardMath is used for math and math-heavy prompts. The family description and listed model capabilities point to those workloads as the best fit.
How does WizardMath compare to WizardCoder?
WizardMath by WizardLM Team is strongest where you need math, while WizardCoder by WizardLM Team is the closest related family to check for coding. WizardMath has 4 listed variants, while WizardCoder reaches up to 100k context, so compare the specs and pricing tables before choosing a production model.
Which WizardMath model should I use?
If price is the main constraint, use the pricing table first because WizardMath does not have complete provider pricing in the local data. For the most capable/latest local choice, evaluate WizardMath 70B.

Models(4)