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Yi-34B

Yi-34B has no overall index value yet because there are too few independent benchmark results.

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Summary

Yi-34B is 01.AI’s earlier 34B base checkpoint. The official model card separates the base model from a separately instruction-tuned chat checkpoint. The base variant is intended as a versatile foundation for custom fine-tuning, while the chat version is adapted for conversation. Yi-34B is therefore a base model rather than a ready-made assistant.

Yi-34B has a 4,096-token context. Yi-1.5 34B updates the same family with additional pretraining and post-training, but it is a different checkpoint. Yi-34B also keeps base and chat weights separate.

All benchmark results

Every published result with its source, test setup and comparison models.

Show all 33 published benchmark results

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Measurements without matching peer values

These measurements have no matching peer values under the same test conditions. Their original values and sources remain available here.

OpenMedLM study MedQA (4 options) (Show measurement, test conditions, and source)
Source value
58.4
Score
58.4
Metric
accuracy
Unit
%
Benchmark version
OpenMedLM study, Table 1
Category
medical-qa
Direction
Higher is better
Sample
1273
Source type
independent-evaluator
Evaluator
OpenMedLM paper, Table 1 and Methods
Status
active
Retrieved at
2026-10-17
Methodology
Independent evaluation. Exact Yi 34B open foundation model, zero-shot baseline (no OpenMedLM prompt engineering). Accuracy on the dataset subset specified in the paper. English test subset, 1,273 questions.
Context
The source publishes no confidence interval and does not pin an immutable Yi checkpoint revision.
Source OpenMedLM paper, Table 1 and Methods
OpenMedLM study MedMCQA (Show measurement, test conditions, and source)
Source value
55.9
Score
55.9
Metric
accuracy
Unit
%
Benchmark version
OpenMedLM study, Table 1
Category
medical-qa
Direction
Higher is better
Sample
4183
Source type
independent-evaluator
Evaluator
OpenMedLM paper, Table 1 and Methods
Status
active
Retrieved at
2026-10-17
Methodology
Independent evaluation. Exact Yi 34B open foundation model, zero-shot baseline (no OpenMedLM prompt engineering). Accuracy on the dataset subset specified in the paper. dev subset, 4,183 questions.
Context
The source publishes no confidence interval and does not pin an immutable Yi checkpoint revision.
Source OpenMedLM paper, Table 1 and Methods
OpenMedLM study PubMedQA (Show measurement, test conditions, and source)
Source value
53.4
Score
53.4
Metric
accuracy
Unit
%
Benchmark version
OpenMedLM study, Table 1
Category
medical-qa
Direction
Higher is better
Sample
500
Source type
independent-evaluator
Evaluator
OpenMedLM paper, Table 1 and Methods
Status
active
Retrieved at
2026-10-17
Methodology
Independent evaluation. Exact Yi 34B open foundation model, zero-shot baseline (no OpenMedLM prompt engineering). Accuracy on the dataset subset specified in the paper. reasoning-required test subset, 500 questions.
Context
The source publishes no confidence interval and does not pin an immutable Yi checkpoint revision.
Source OpenMedLM paper, Table 1 and Methods
OpenMedLM study MMLU Medical subset (Show measurement, test conditions, and source)
Source value
72.6
Score
72.6
Metric
accuracy
Unit
%
Benchmark version
OpenMedLM study, Table 1
Category
medical-qa
Direction
Higher is better
Sample
1785
Source type
independent-evaluator
Evaluator
OpenMedLM paper, Table 1 and Methods
Status
active
Retrieved at
2026-10-17
Methodology
Independent evaluation. Exact Yi 34B open foundation model, zero-shot baseline (no OpenMedLM prompt engineering). Accuracy on the dataset subset specified in the paper. nine medical/clinical topics, 1,785 unique questions.
Context
The source publishes no confidence interval and does not pin an immutable Yi checkpoint revision.
Source OpenMedLM paper, Table 1 and Methods
SpAMCQA Single-choice accuracy (Show measurement, test conditions, and source)
Source value
79.38
Score
79.38
Metric
Single-choice accuracy
Unit
%
Benchmark version
SpAMCQA, 2026 paper Table 4
Category
medical-qa
Direction
Higher is better
Sample
194
Source type
independent-evaluator
Evaluator
SpAMCQA paper, Table 4
Status
active
Retrieved at
2026-10-17
Methodology
Independent evaluation. Exact public Yi-34B base model, zero-shot before fine-tuning. SpAMCQA uses a zero-shot chain-of-thought strategy for the evaluation, with single-choice, multi-choice, and overall accuracy reported separately. Question denominator: 194 single-choice questions.
Context
No confidence interval or immutable weight revision is reported. The multi-choice score uses the paper’s partial-credit scoring rule.
Source SpAMCQA paper, Table 4
SpAMCQA Multi-choice accuracy (Show measurement, test conditions, and source)
Source value
49.29
Score
49.29
Metric
Multi-choice accuracy
Unit
%
Benchmark version
SpAMCQA, 2026 paper Table 4
Category
medical-qa
Direction
Higher is better
Sample
28
Source type
independent-evaluator
Evaluator
SpAMCQA paper, Table 4
Status
active
Retrieved at
2026-10-17
Methodology
Independent evaluation. Exact public Yi-34B base model, zero-shot before fine-tuning. SpAMCQA uses a zero-shot chain-of-thought strategy for the evaluation, with single-choice, multi-choice, and overall accuracy reported separately. Question denominator: 28 multi-choice questions.
Context
No confidence interval or immutable weight revision is reported. The multi-choice score uses the paper’s partial-credit scoring rule.
Source SpAMCQA paper, Table 4
SpAMCQA Overall accuracy (Show measurement, test conditions, and source)
Source value
75.59
Score
75.59
Metric
Overall accuracy
Unit
%
Benchmark version
SpAMCQA, 2026 paper Table 4
Category
medical-qa
Direction
Higher is better
Sample
222
Source type
independent-evaluator
Evaluator
SpAMCQA paper, Table 4
Status
active
Retrieved at
2026-10-17
Methodology
Independent evaluation. Exact public Yi-34B base model, zero-shot before fine-tuning. SpAMCQA uses a zero-shot chain-of-thought strategy for the evaluation, with single-choice, multi-choice, and overall accuracy reported separately. Question denominator: 222 total questions.
Context
No confidence interval or immutable weight revision is reported. The multi-choice score uses the paper’s partial-credit scoring rule.
Source SpAMCQA paper, Table 4
Synthetic EHR generation EPS (Show measurement, test conditions, and source)
Source value
96.8
Score
96.8
Metric
Electronic health record performance score (EPS), the percentage of fully complete and accurate generated EHRs among all generated records.
Unit
%
Benchmark version
JMIR comparative synthetic-EHR study, Table 2
Direction
Higher is better
Sample
20000
Source type
independent-evaluator
Evaluator
Evaluation and Bias Analysis of Large Language Models in Generating Synthetic Electronic Health Records: Comparative Study
Status
active
Retrieved at
2026-10-18
Methodology
Independent evaluation. Exact paper model row: “Yi-34B” (34B parameters; publisher listed as 01.AI). The study used ten prompts per disease, 100 cases per prompt, across 20 diseases, for 20,000 synthetic EHRs per model. The paper reports using Python and study-wide hardware of four NVIDIA 3090 GPUs and two A800 GPUs, but does not identify the per-model inference route (local weights, API, or other), immutable weight revision, decoding settings, or exact model-run date.
Context
No confidence interval is reported. The 20,000 generated EHRs per model are the source-stated EPS denominator; the paper does not separately report valid-output counts. Table 1 lists Yi-34B MMLU as 79.4, whereas Table 2 lists 74.9; those background MMLU/C-Eval values are not imported as new measurements.
Source Evaluation and Bias Analysis of Large Language Models in Generating Synthetic Electronic Health Records: Comparative Study
Synthetic EHR race-attribute EPS (Show measurement, test conditions, and source)
Source value
96.84
Score
96.84
Metric
Race-specific electronic health record performance score (EPS_race), the percentage of records containing the specified attribute and otherwise fully accurate.
Unit
%
Benchmark version
JMIR comparative synthetic-EHR study, Table 2
Direction
Higher is better
Sample
20000
Source type
independent-evaluator
Evaluator
Evaluation and Bias Analysis of Large Language Models in Generating Synthetic Electronic Health Records: Comparative Study
Status
active
Retrieved at
2026-10-18
Methodology
Independent evaluation. Exact paper model row: “Yi-34B” (34B parameters; publisher listed as 01.AI). The study used ten prompts per disease, 100 cases per prompt, across 20 diseases, for 20,000 synthetic EHRs per model. The paper reports using Python and study-wide hardware of four NVIDIA 3090 GPUs and two A800 GPUs, but does not identify the per-model inference route (local weights, API, or other), immutable weight revision, decoding settings, or exact model-run date.
Context
No confidence interval is reported. The 20,000 generated EHRs per model are the source-stated EPS denominator; the paper does not separately report valid-output counts. Table 1 lists Yi-34B MMLU as 79.4, whereas Table 2 lists 74.9; those background MMLU/C-Eval values are not imported as new measurements.
Source Evaluation and Bias Analysis of Large Language Models in Generating Synthetic Electronic Health Records: Comparative Study
Synthetic EHR gender-attribute EPS (Show measurement, test conditions, and source)
Source value
98.82
Score
98.82
Metric
Gender-specific electronic health record performance score (EPS_gender), the percentage of records containing the specified attribute and otherwise fully accurate.
Unit
%
Benchmark version
JMIR comparative synthetic-EHR study, Table 2
Direction
Higher is better
Sample
20000
Source type
independent-evaluator
Evaluator
Evaluation and Bias Analysis of Large Language Models in Generating Synthetic Electronic Health Records: Comparative Study
Status
active
Retrieved at
2026-10-18
Methodology
Independent evaluation. Exact paper model row: “Yi-34B” (34B parameters; publisher listed as 01.AI). The study used ten prompts per disease, 100 cases per prompt, across 20 diseases, for 20,000 synthetic EHRs per model. The paper reports using Python and study-wide hardware of four NVIDIA 3090 GPUs and two A800 GPUs, but does not identify the per-model inference route (local weights, API, or other), immutable weight revision, decoding settings, or exact model-run date.
Context
No confidence interval is reported. The 20,000 generated EHRs per model are the source-stated EPS denominator; the paper does not separately report valid-output counts. Table 1 lists Yi-34B MMLU as 79.4, whereas Table 2 lists 74.9; those background MMLU/C-Eval values are not imported as new measurements.
Source Evaluation and Bias Analysis of Large Language Models in Generating Synthetic Electronic Health Records: Comparative Study
MMLU-Pro (Show measurement, test conditions, and source)
Source value
43.03
Score
43.03
Metric
score
Unit
No unit provided
Benchmark version
TIGER-Lab MMLU-Pro leaderboard result
Direction
Higher is better
Source type
official-leaderboard
Evaluator
TIGER-Lab MMLU-Pro official leaderboard
Status
active
Retrieved at
2026-10-15
Methodology
Official benchmark leaderboard. Exact 01-ai/Yi-34B model result linked by the model card to the MMLU-Pro leaderboard; prompt, shot count, quantization, and run date are not stated. Benchmark prompt, sampling/decoding settings, reasoning effort, quantization, and task run date are not stated in the cited result; none are inferred.
Context
The source presents a raw score without an explicit unit or scale; the published value is retained without percentage conversion.
Source TIGER-Lab MMLU-Pro official leaderboard
H6 (Show measurement, test conditions, and source)
Source value
69.42
Score
69.42
Metric
six-task aggregate
Unit
No unit provided
Benchmark version
Open LLM Leaderboard snapshot in SOLAR technical report Table 2
Direction
Higher is better
Source type
vendor-reported
Evaluator
SOLAR technical report
Status
active
Retrieved at
2026-10-16
Methodology
Vendor-reported result. Yi-34B pretrained (not 34B-200K and not Chat); exact Table 2 row; raw score, unit not printed.
Context
The source does not provide a sample count or confidence interval for this result.
Source SOLAR technical report

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Popularity compared

How often the model is searched for, used and mentioned, compared with every model of its category.

Popularity index

The 100 most popular models of this category, 0 to 100, higher is more popular

20 of 101 models

As of November 2026 · Source: gradually.ai popularity index

Over time

Weekly values from October 18, 2026 to November 7, 2026

Yi-34BMiMo-V2-Flash 35Tiny Aya Global 34GPT-4.1 nano 34Grok Build 0.1 34

Method changes in the timeline, a jump at these points is no market event:

  1. 1November 1, 2026: Value only with search or usage data, 30-day attention

What is gaining popularity right now, across models, vendors, harnesses and AI subscriptions, is collected in All AI trends.

All specifications

Architecture

Parameters
34 billion
Source: Parameters

Input and output

Context window
4,096 tokens
Source: Context window
Inputs
Text
Source: Inputs
Outputs
Text
Source: Outputs

Watermarking and provenance

AI watermarking refers to invisible signals embedded in the output. Visible marks and provenance metadata are listed separately. Unknown means there is insufficient evidence for that particular field.

AI watermarking
Unknown
no source
Watermarking technique
Not known
no source

Licence and access

Weights
Open weights
Source: Weights
License
Apache 2.0
Source: License

Frequently asked questions about Yi-34B

How large is the context window of Yi-34B?

4,096 tokens. That is how much text Yi-34B reads at once, about 10 A4 pages.

Page count as a rule of thumb from Artificial Analysis

Context windowTokens the model reads at once · higher is better
GLM-5.1200K
DeepSeek-V3 0324164K
GLM-4.5131K
GPT OSS 120B131K
DeepSeek-V3.2128K
DeepSeek-R1128K
Yi-34BRank 103 of 1034K

Can I run Yi-34B locally?

Yes, the weights are open.

Stated by 01.AI

Open weights
yes
License
Apache 2.0
Parameters
34B
active per token
n/a

Sources and data date

Show all 15 sources

Benchmark sources at a glance

Which independent evaluators tested this model. This is coverage, not a quality ranking.

No active result from the reviewed external evaluators can currently be attributed to this model. Other source evidence remains available below.

Without vendor claims and historical or disputed results; those stay labelled in the single values.

TypeEvidence and data date
Input

Documented modalities.

Output

Documented modalities.

Research statusResearch date October 15, 2026. 9 source URLs checked. This documents the inspected sources, not an exhaustive inventory of every publication.
Additional sourceTIGER-Lab MMLU-Pro official leaderboard (retrieved October 15, 2026)
Additional sourceSOLAR technical report (retrieved October 16, 2026)
Additional sourceOpenMedLM paper, Table 1 and Methods (retrieved October 17, 2026)
Additional sourceSpAMCQA paper, Table 4 (retrieved October 17, 2026)
Additional sourceEvaluation and Bias Analysis of Large Language Models in Generating Synthetic Electronic Health Records: Comparative Study (retrieved October 18, 2026)
Additional sourceThe BiGGen Bench (retrieved October 18, 2026)
Additional source01.AI Yi-34B official model card, pinned Hugging Face revision ee9da3cd1f83e9755e01818b2e6a2d99c6187808 (retrieved October 18, 2026)
Additional source01.AI Yi-34B model card (retrieved October 23, 2026)
Additional sourceOpenRouter: Popularity index (derived), CC BY 4.0
Additional sourceVercel AI Gateway: Popularity index (derived), CC BY 4.0
Additional sourceOllama: cumulative downloads for the popularity index
Additional sourceReplicate: cumulative runs for the popularity index
Additional sourceGoogle Trending Now: limited feed selection for Germany and the US
Additional sourceCreative Commons Attribution 4.0