Refining QWQ Model Output: Direct Responses Without Step-by-Step Reasoning
The QWQ model demonstrates impressive capabilities, producing highly accurate and relevant results. However, I would like to discuss whether it is possible for the model to generate outputs without displaying its thought process. While transparency in reasoning is valuable in some contexts, there are cases where a direct response without the step-by-step reasoning would be preferable.
Would it be feasible to implement an option that allows users to toggle the visibility of the thought process, depending on their needs?
The QWQ model demonstrates impressive capabilities, producing highly accurate and relevant results. However, I would like to discuss whether it is possible for the model to generate outputs without displaying its thought process. While transparency in reasoning is valuable in some contexts, there are cases where a direct response without the step-by-step reasoning would be preferable.
Would it be feasible to implement an option that allows users to toggle the visibility of the thought process, depending on their needs?
So what you're asking for are two different things: Hiding thinking process and removing it entirely.
If you're okay with thinking process being there, the UI such as LM Studio can hide it for you. Alternatively, if you're calling the inference from the code you can cut off the thinking part after inference before showing the output to the user (or doing anything else with that output).
If you don't want the thinking process to be there in the first place, then this model is simply not for you and you may want to use Qwen 2.5 32B instead (the base model this QwQ-32B was built upon). The only difference between them is that QwQ-32B was built to be a thinking model whereas the base Qwen 2.5 32B gives straight answers.