EuricoGVP/Qwen3.5-4b_text2sql-bird
EuricoGVP/Qwen3.5-4b_text2sql-bird is a 4.56 billion parameter decoder-only language model, fine-tuned from Qwen/Qwen3.5-4B by EuricoGVP. This model specializes in converting natural language questions into SQLite queries, achieving a significant improvement in execution accuracy on the BIRD-SQL benchmark. It is designed for research in text-to-SQL, natural-language interfaces for SQLite databases, and as a component in data-analysis agents.
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Qwen3.5-4b_text2sql-bird: Specialized Text-to-SQL Model
This model, developed by EuricoGVP, is a 4.56 billion parameter decoder-only language model fine-tuned specifically for text-to-SQL tasks. It is based on the Qwen/Qwen3.5-4B architecture, with a merged LoRA adapter, and excels at generating SQLite queries from natural language questions.
Key Capabilities
- High Accuracy Text-to-SQL: Achieves 53.78% execution accuracy on the BIRD dev set with schema-only prompts and 55.74% when column descriptions are included, representing a gain of up to 9.39 percentage points over the base model.
- SQLite Specialization: Optimized exclusively for generating queries for SQLite databases.
- Prompt Format Adherence: Designed to work with a specific system and user prompt structure for optimal performance.
Good For
- Natural Language Interfaces: Building applications that allow users to query SQLite databases using plain English.
- Text-to-SQL Research: Serving as a robust baseline or component for further research and development in the text-to-SQL domain.
- Data Analysis Agents: Integrating into agents that require the ability to translate natural language requests into executable SQLite queries for data retrieval.
Limitations
- SQLite Only: Not suitable for other SQL dialects (PostgreSQL, MySQL, T-SQL).
- No General-Purpose Tasks: Not designed for chat, general reasoning, or other broad LLM tasks.
- Query Validation Recommended: Generated queries should be reviewed or executed in a sandboxed environment, especially for production data, due to potential for non-existent column references or destructive operations.