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Femto Jev
A 7.7M-parameter decision model on Hugging Face that reads text or speech and returns one probability per option for choice, score, and noul questions. Speech runs through femto-asr, giving a 10.1M-parameter spoken pipeline.
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- 7.7M parameters, about 30 MB in fp32; the spoken pipeline with femto-asr totals 10.1M parameters.
- Answers three question types: choice, score, and noul, with questions written as plain text at call time.
- Scores 0.732 accuracy on the typed-decisions official test split of 400 cases and 2,000 decisions.
- Speech can be read three ways from the audio alone: transcript plus frames, transcript only, or frames only.
- On SLURP the frames add 13 points over the transcript; on MInDS-14 they add nothing.
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Three types, matching the typed-decisions shape: choice, where each option gets one probability; score, where ordered rubric levels each get one probability; and noul, a yes/no statement returning P(false) and P(true). Questions are plain text written at call time, so nothing is retrained when they change.
The model has 7.7M parameters, roughly 30 MB in fp32. Speech input goes through femto-asr at 2.39M parameters, so the whole spoken pipeline is 10.1M parameters. It is aimed at cases where the decision has to be made on a small machine.
It scores 0.732 accuracy on the official test split of 400 cases and 2,000 decisions, measured with the typed-decisions scorer. That places it below laya-typed-decisions at 0.767 and Oscar-1-68M at 0.742, and above JEV-9B at 0.706.
The model card lists an apache-2.0 license. The repository is hosted on Hugging Face under igorktech/femto-jev and is tagged for text classification with Safetensors weights.
A recording can be read three ways, all from the audio alone: transcript plus femto-asr hidden frames (joint, the default), transcript only (hyp), or frames only (audio). On SLURP the frames add 13 points to the transcript; on MInDS-14 they add nothing.
It will not beat a 9B-parameter model at reasoning, and a 4.7B audio model hears far better on real speech at about 460 times the size. The frames only help on speech like the training speech, so on new audio conditions expect the transcript number.
No test case is in its training data: 0 of 400 test states. The typed-decisions benchmark is still in-distribution for femto-jev, the Oscar models, and laya-typed-decisions, so the table reads as what each size learned rather than general ability.
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