docs: added a data analysis between model size over tool calling performance #931
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manually adding a model size column to their leaderboard for analysing model size versus performance. added this to gorilla: ShishirPatil/gorilla#931
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Summary
This PR adds an analysis of how model size correlates with various performance metrics in the Berkeley Tool-Calling Function Leaderboard.
Key Updates
Preprocessed leaderboard data (cleaning, filtering, and structuring).
Filtering out proprietary models (as most of those doesn't publish their model size.)
manual edit model size column and summarise as a csv file.
Correlation analysis between model size and accuracy features.
Visualisation with a heatmap to highlight trends.
Motivation
As part of my personal research, I aim to understand how model size impacts performance across different metrics and identify patterns in scaling. I feel this analysis is also useful for general users and thats why i raise a PR here.