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*Measured on haiku.rag v0.43.1, judged by `ollama:qwen3.6` (current default), on 199 of 200 completed cases.* 28 % of cases produce a perfect citation (`cited_map` = 1.0).
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*Measured on haiku.rag v0.43.1, judged by `ollama:qwen3.6` (current default), on 199 of 200 completed cases.* 28 % of cases produce a perfect citation (`cited_map` = 1.0).
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### OpenRAG Bench (ORB)
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[OpenRAG Bench](https://huggingface.co/datasets/vectara/open_ragbench) contains ArXiv research papers with multimodal question-answering pairs. Queries include both text-based and image-based questions, testing retrieval over visual content like figures, charts, and diagrams. Each query maps to one relevant document.
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**Multimodal processing**: Picture descriptions are generated using a Vision Language Model (VLM) during document conversion, making embedded images searchable via text queries. See [Picture Description configuration](configuration/processing.md#picture-description-vlm).
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#### Skill QA + citation retrieval
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| Skill model | QA accuracy | Mean `cited_map` | VLM |
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| `ollama:gpt-oss` | 0.94 | 0.86 | Ollama / ministral-3 |
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*Measured on haiku.rag v0.44.0, judged by `ollama:qwen3.6` (current default), on 2992 of 3044 completed cases.*
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## Past results
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## Past results
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These were measured under the prior pinned judge (`ollama:gpt-oss`). The pinned default has since switched to `ollama:qwen3.6` (see [Methodology — QA Accuracy](#qa-accuracy)) — under the new judge the QA accuracy numbers below typically shift up by ~5–10 pp.
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These were measured under the prior pinned judge (`ollama:gpt-oss`). The pinned default has since switched to `ollama:qwen3.6` (see [Methodology — QA Accuracy](#qa-accuracy)) — under the new judge the QA accuracy numbers below typically shift up by ~5–10 pp.
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| `qwen3-embedding:4b` | `gpt-oss:20b` - thinking | 0.86 |
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| `qwen3-embedding:4b` | `gpt-oss:20b` - thinking | 0.86 |
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*Measured on haiku.rag v0.20.2, judged by `ollama:gpt-oss`.*
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*Measured on haiku.rag v0.20.2, judged by `ollama:gpt-oss`.*
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### OpenRAG Bench (ORB)
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[OpenRAG Bench](https://huggingface.co/datasets/vectara/open_ragbench) contains ArXiv research papers with multimodal question-answering pairs. Queries include both text-based and image-based questions, testing retrieval over visual content like figures, charts, and diagrams. We use MAP for retrieval evaluation since each query maps to one relevant document.
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**Multimodal processing**: Picture descriptions are generated using a Vision Language Model (VLM) during document conversion, making embedded images searchable via text queries. See [Picture Description configuration](configuration/processing.md#picture-description-vlm).
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#### Retrieval (MAP)
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| Embedding Model | MAP | VLM |
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| `qwen3-embedding:4b` | 0.9626 | Ollama / ministral-3 |
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*Measured on haiku.rag v0.26.8.*
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#### QA Accuracy
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| Embedding Model | QA Model | Accuracy | VLM |
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| `qwen3-embedding:4b` | `gpt-oss:20b` - no thinking | 0.912 | Ollama / ministral-3 |
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*Measured on haiku.rag v0.26.8, judged by `ollama:gpt-oss`.*
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