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arXiv Computation and Language By Mehrdad Ghassabi, Hamidreza Baradaran Kashani, Pedram Rostami, Sadra Hakim, Zahra Kazemi, Amirhossein Poursina, Milad Tavakoli, Audrina Ebrahimi

Gaokerena: A Small Persian Medical Language Model Family

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Gaokerena is a family of compact Persian medical language models designed for consumer‑grade hardware. The first variant, Gaokerena‑V, was trained on a 90‑million‑token Persian medical corpus and 20,000 physician Q&A pairs, raising a translated medical MMLU benchmark score from 46.28% to 49.31%. A second variant, Gaokerena‑R, adds a Chain‑of‑Thought approach and two Reinforcement Learning with AI Feedback frameworks, achieving a higher benchmark score of 52.98% while also providing uncertainty estimates based on internal hidden states.

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