Phi 4 Reasoning is a dense transformer model optimized for structured chain-of-thought reasoning across math, science, and coding tasks. It is fine-tuned from Phi-4 using high-quality reasoning traces to improve step-by-step problem solving. The model features 14B parameters with 40 layers, 5,120 hidden size, and 40 attention heads with 10 key-value heads. It supports a 32K token context window and is trained on curated synthetic and filtered data, delivering strong reasoning performance with efficient inference.
Model specifications and capabilities are published by the model author and reproduced here from HF Model Card (microsoft/Phi-4-reasoning). Released under MIT. Further reading: Paper · Blog
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Benchmarks measured by Vultr on B200 · vLLM. Throughput and latency vary with concurrency, input length and engine configuration, so treat these as a comparison baseline, not a service guarantee.