MATH 401

401 constructed arithmetic expressions used to test LLM calculation; OpenCompass runs a four-shot English cloze with 1e-3 tolerance.

Also known as: MATH 401, MATH401, math401-llm

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Categorymath
Subcategory401 arithmetic expressions, scored by numeric tolerance
Page statusunknown
Metricaccuracy (absolute error < 1e-3); paper also RE and non-number ratio
Directionhigher_is_better
Unit%
Dataset size401
PublisherAlibaba Group / Tsinghua University

What it measures

MATH 401 gives a model a bare arithmetic expression and asks for the numeric value. Yuan et al. built 401 items: Euler's identity plus 16 groups of 25 (small integers, large integers, decimals, negatives, multiplication, division, integer and decimal exponents, irrationals, long bracketed expressions, trigonometry, logarithms). English operator text in OpenCompass; original queries look like `78*64=`. This is calculation, not word problems ([gsm8k](gsm8k.md)) and not contest proofs ([math](math.md)).

Task format

OpenCompass generation with four baked-in few-shot lines ("Let's think step by step ... The answer is"), ZeroRetriever, GenInferencer max_out_len 512. mathbench_postprocess(name='en') pulls a number after "The answer is". Math401Evaluator marks correct if abs(pred − gold) < 1e-3. Original paper also reports relative error (capped at 10) and non-number ratio.

Models reporting this benchmark

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