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BarunLM-35M benchmark verification
Independent reproduction of the evaluation claims in harrrshall/BarunLM-35M. Full writeup in the model's discussion thread.
Method
Same 9 tasks as the original card, 0-shot, lm-eval-harness==0.4.12, seed 1234, on the exact revisions pinned in the model's own benchmark_results.json:
- ARC-Challenge, ARC-Easy, BoolQ, HellaSwag, LAMBADA OpenAI, OpenBookQA, PIQA, SciQ, WinoGrande
No decontamination filter was applied (BarunLM's card excludes 1,854 samples that overlap its training corpus; that scan is specific to their training data and not reproducible from outside, so these numbers are on the full standard test/val splits).
model.safetensors SHA256 and parameter count (35,072,768) were confirmed to match the published card.
Files
barunlm_eval.py: customlm-eval-harnessmodel wrapper for BarunLM's architecture (it ships its own PyTorch classes, not a standardAutoModelForCausalLM). Includes two patches for bugs hit while running it on CUDA/bf16, both documented inline: atorch.compile(flex_attention)path that failed to compile on the test GPU (worked around by forcing the model's own eager SDPA fallback), and a dtype bug where the local-attention causal mask is never cast to the query's dtype, which crashes under bf16 specifically. To use, drop this file alongside a checkout of thebarunlm/package and weights from the original repo.run_eval.py: CLI runner used for every model in this comparison.remote_run_all.sh/remote_run_resume.sh: orchestration scripts used on the rented GPU boxes.results/: rawlm-eval-harnessoutput JSON for all 6 models (barunlm-35m,lfm25-230m-base,pythia-160m-deduped,stentor-30m,tinystories-33m,pythia-70m-deduped), pluslfm25-230m-base-recheck-gpu2.json, a second independent run of LFM2.5-230M-Base on a separate rented GPU (see below).summary.json: computed macro accuracy and per-task breakdown, reproduced vs. claimed.
Results
Macro accuracy is the unweighted mean of acc,none across the 9 tasks, matching the metric BarunLM's own per-task numbers correspond to.
| Model | Reproduced | Claimed |
|---|---|---|
| BarunLM-35M | 41.37% | 41.01% |
| LFM2.5-230M-Base | 49.57% | 39.20% |
| Pythia-160M-deduped | 35.47% | 37.35% |
| Stentor-30M | 35.64% | 36.46% |
| TinyStories-33M | 31.74% | 33.16% |
| Pythia-70M-deduped | 29.00% | 31.71% |
BarunLM-35M's own number and its margins over the four smaller peer models reproduce closely (within the range the missing decontamination filter would explain). LFM2.5-230M-Base does not: it scores 10.4 points higher than claimed, meaning it actually outperforms BarunLM-35M by about 8 points rather than losing to it.
LFM2.5-230M-Base reproducibility check
Because that result runs counter to the model card's central claim, it was re-run on a second, independent rented GPU (different physical machine, fresh download, fresh environment, identical protocol). All 9 per-task scores matched the first run exactly, macro accuracy 49.57% both times. See results/lfm25-230m-base-recheck-gpu2.json and the lfm25_230m_base_reproducibility_check block in summary.json.
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