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An ultra-light Italian decision model: 400M Llama-based, a 465 MB Q8_0 GGUF, answering multiple choice with A–D tokens and booleans with TRUE/FALSE for edge and Rust use.

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Oct 2026

Highlights

  • It answers with tokens, not distributions: fixed A–D and TRUE/FALSE token ids are published on the card for constrained decoding.
  • Trained with a joint cross-entropy and Brier loss; the card reports test accuracy 77.90% and Brier 0.2407.
  • Built from seven native Italian sources, from hate-speech and ARC to sentiment and entailment.
  • The Q8_0 GGUF is 465 MB and targets sub-10 ms CPU inference in edge and Rust environments.

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Self-reported only, with no independent evaluation. The card lists no context length, no options cap, no GPU requirements, and no limitations section, and the Jev branding is not backed by a Jev-format API.

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