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# What Rose-Medium Actually Is
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Rose-Medium is the larger sibling of **Rose-Mini**.
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# Rose-Mini vs Rose-Medium
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> **<img src="Comparison.png" width="1600"/>**
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The important thing is that Rose-Medium does show measurable progress over Rose-Mini.
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It is larger.
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It has a longer native context.
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**24 layers**
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And yet some of the reasoning scores remain fairly modest.
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That makes me wonder whether the model's capacity is being allocated in the most useful way.
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# Closing Note
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Rose-Medium is not the end of Rose X1.
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If anything, it made the next step more obvious.
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And now I have to build Rose Pro.
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**See you there.**
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## Architecture graph
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<a href="https://hfviewer.com/GODELEV/Rose-Medium?utm_source=huggingface&utm_medium=embedded_model_card&utm_campaign=GODELEV_Rose-Medium_card" target="_blank" rel="noopener">
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<img
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src="https://hfviewer.com/api/card.svg?source=GODELEV%2FRose-Medium&granularity=0"
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alt="Architecture graph for GODELEV/Rose-Medium. Open in hfviewer"
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width="100%"
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</a>
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# What Rose-Medium Actually Is
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Rose-Medium is the larger sibling of **Rose-Mini**.
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# Rose-Mini vs Rose-Medium
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> **<img src="Comparison.png" width="1600"/>**
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The important thing is that Rose-Medium does show measurable progress over Rose-Mini.
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It is larger.
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It has a longer native context.
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**24 layers**
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And yet some of the reasoning scores remain fairly modest.
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That makes me wonder whether the model's capacity is being allocated in the most useful way.
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# Closing Note
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Rose-Medium is not the end of Rose X1.
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If anything, it made the next step more obvious.
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And now I have to build Rose Pro.
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**See you there.**
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