Benchmarked 14 open models, mostly decision models, on five decisions from our own products; a naive Bayes baseline kept up on the hardest

TL;DR: We asked 14 open models, zero-shot, five choose-an-option questions from our own products. On the hardest (which of six characters said a line), a naive Bayes trained on 227 labelled lines kept up with the best small decision models (68 of 108, against 66 to 72; no paired test told them apar…

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1. 2026-10-01 04:17 · r/machinelearningnews
   Benchmarked 14 open models, mostly decision models, on five decisions from our own products; a naive Bayes baseline kept up on the hardest