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Evaluating Jev on Arabic: Comparing Decision Models and LLMs Across Arabic Tasks and Dialects
arXiv paper evaluating 67 systems, including 47 decision models and 20 LLMs, on 43 Arabic tasks across 9 task families under a shared zero-shot protocol. Jev 1.14.0 scores 69.24 against 68.77 for Jev 1.13.0 and 71.81 for Gemma-4-31B.
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- Evaluates 67 systems, 47 decision models and 20 LLMs, on 43 tasks across 9 task families.
- Jev 1.14.0 reaches a mean task-primary metric of 69.24, versus 68.77 for Jev 1.13.0.
- Gemma-4-31B scores 71.81, the highest on this aggregate.
- Pooled dialect-minus-MSA accuracy gaps for Jev 1.14.0 range from -7.94 to -0.35 percentage points across four datasets.
- Removing recorded English controls, repeated cross-task items, or both leaves the full system order unchanged.
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It compares 67 systems, 47 decision models and 20 LLMs, on 43 Arabic tasks across 9 task families using a shared zero-shot protocol, and examines how performance shifts between Modern Standard Arabic and dialects.
Jev 1.14.0 records a mean task-primary metric of 69.24 on a scale multiplied by 100, against 68.77 for Jev 1.13.0. Gemma-4-31B scores 71.81, the highest on this aggregate.
In content-matched comparisons within Jev 1.14.0, pooled dialect-minus-MSA accuracy gaps range from -7.94 to -0.35 percentage points across four datasets. Dialect-specific results vary more, and SIB-200's source-clustered interval includes zero.
No. The paper reports that removing the recorded English controls, repeated cross-task items, or both leaves the full system order unchanged.
All systems are run under a shared zero-shot protocol over an Arabic-focused frozen suite that includes English controls in three parallel resources, which are also removed in a separate descriptive comparison.
No. The authors state the findings are descriptive and do not establish a general model ranking for dialect robustness, nor do they explain the causes of the observed gaps.
It is posted on arXiv as 2611.10802, titled Evaluating Jev on Arabic: Comparing Decision Models and LLMs Across Arabic Tasks and Dialects.
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