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Can JEV Support Clinical Trial Criteria Assessment?

Retrospective study comparing JEV, a non-generative decision model returning native option probabilities, with schema-constrained Qwen Flash on 2,048 patient-condition pairs from TrialGPT and MIMIC-III/IV under Zero Data Retention policies.
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Oct 2026

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  • Compared JEV with schema-constrained Qwen Flash on 2,048 test patient-condition pairs.
  • Batch-mode macro-F1: TrialGPT 0.652 vs 0.660; MIMIC-IV 0.807 vs 0.814; MIMIC-III 0.768 vs 0.534.
  • Recall for conditions labeled as having insufficient information was 56.3% for JEV vs 9.9% for Qwen.
  • Median job latency was 1.18-1.40 s for JEV vs 2.80-8.90 s for Qwen.
  • Estimated cost per condition was 53%-74% lower; all evaluation ran under Zero Data Retention policies.

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