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Open-Jev Typed Decision Datasets (11-47)
Twelve frozen, mostly synthetic typed-decision configs from the independent Open-Jev project, published as redistributable parquet splits with manifests, raw records and reconstruction instructions; the card states these are not official TypeSafe training data.
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- 11-47
- Last verified
- Oct 2026
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Highlights
- Twelve configs with train, calibration, validation, test and OOD splits; combined totals reach about 520,000 rows and overlap.
- release-v2-redistributable is contained in browser-drone-expansion-v1-redistributable, so totals must not be added as a clean corpus.
- Decision shapes: a yes/no probability, a distribution over choices, independent label probabilities, or a numeric or ordinal decision.
- Repo keeps original manifests, exact raw records, source code and reconstruction instructions under CC0-1.0.
- The card says the tasks are controlled and mostly synthetic reference data, not TypeSafe/Jev training data or capability evidence.
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Card reviewed 2026-10-17; the card itself states the tasks are controlled and mostly synthetic reference data, not official TypeSafe/Jev training data, model predictions or evidence of general capability, and that Open-Jev is independently implemented and unaffiliated with TypeSafe. Config totals overlap because one config contains another.
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A dataset repo publishing twelve frozen, mostly synthetic typed-decision configs from the independent Open-Jev project, together with original manifests, exact raw records, source code and reconstruction instructions.
Four: a yes/no probability, a distribution over choices, independent label probabilities, and a discrete numeric or ordinal decision. The card describes the tasks as controlled and mostly synthetic reference labels.
Yes. release-v2-redistributable is contained in browser-drone-expansion-v1-redistributable, so the twelve config totals add up with overlap rather than to one clean corpus.
Totals run from 4,000 rows in citation-control-v1 to 160,797 in browser-drone-expansion-v1-redistributable; combined the twelve configs reach about 520,000 rows with overlap, each split into train, calibration, validation, test and OOD.
No. The card says Open-Jev is independently implemented and unaffiliated with TypeSafe, and that these are not official TypeSafe/Jev training data, model predictions or evidence of general capability.
The repository declares CC0-1.0, so the redistributable configs carry no attribution requirement, but the card does not suggest the mixture matches Jev's own training data.
Rows follow the same request shape: a state plus typed questions answered with probabilities, such as yes/no, choice distributions or discrete scores, with reference labels rather than generated text.
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