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Is deepseek-v3.2-high good at Structured Output?

deepseek-v3.2-high ranks #19 of 43 for Structured Output — strong. The top pick for this task is qwen3.7-max-low.

#19 / 43
Rank for this task
89.8
Score
$0.0161
Cost / run

deepseek-v3.2-high on each Structured Output sub-task

Missing & Ambiguous Data 95.0/100 #21
Schema Adherence 94.3/100 #21
Transformation 92.9/100 #21
Extraction 84.7/100 #25
Noisy Structured Output Test 84.4/100 #24

Real examples, graded

WeakStrict numeric typing 20/100

“The model failed to produce valid JSON due to an unquoted string value and included markdown fences despite instructions to return only JSON.”

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Is deepseek-v3.2-high good at Structured Output?

deepseek-v3.2-high ranks #19 of 43 models we tested for Structured Output, scoring strong.

What is deepseek-v3.2-high's strongest Structured Output skill?

Its best sub-task here is Missing & Ambiguous Data.

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12 test cases · 3 evals
Claude Opus
GPT-5
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v1
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6.8
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8.3
7.9
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