🔥Hugging Face только что выпустил Open R1 Math — крупномасштабный набор данных для математического ризонинга
> 220 тыс. математических задач > На ровне DeepSeek R1 7B менее чем с 25% данных SFT по Math > 800 тыс. необработанных трассировок рассуждений R1 > Собран на основе Numina Math 1.5 > Apache 2.0 лицензирован
🔥Hugging Face только что выпустил Open R1 Math — крупномасштабный набор данных для математического ризонинга
> 220 тыс. математических задач > На ровне DeepSeek R1 7B менее чем с 25% данных SFT по Math > 800 тыс. необработанных трассировок рассуждений R1 > Собран на основе Numina Math 1.5 > Apache 2.0 лицензирован
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