The model achieves three major breakthroughs in medical tasks compared to generic LLMs:
- Depth of knowledge: Injecting specialized knowledge of the latest clinical guidelines, drug inserts, etc. through mid-term training increases accuracy in tasks such as rare disease identification by 40%
- Inference reliability: Specially designed Chain-of-Thought mechanism makes diagnostic reasoning interpretable, with tests showing differential diagnostic compliance at resident level
- Response efficiency: Optimized token processing speed up to 350token/s (RTX 4090), 2.3 times faster than native Qwen2.5-32B to meet clinical real-time demand
According to the HealthBench test, its F1 value reached 0.91 on subtasks such as drug interaction judgment, significantly outperforming generalized models of the same parameter size.
This answer comes from the articleBaichuan-M2: A Large Language Model for Augmented Reasoning in HealthcareThe
































