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Jev Boost re6-hover-timeqa Embeddings (Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-FP8)
Hugging Face dataset of Jev Decision Index-shaped state/action embeddings built from TimeQA. Holds 13,278 train and 1,460 validation pairs embedded with Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-FP8 at 2048 dimensions for post-training CLM heads.
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Highlights
- 13,278 train and 1,460 validation pairs, each paired with one hard negative (k=1).
- Embeddings are float16 [n, 2048] from vLLM last-token pooling, L2-normalized.
- States render the target benchmark's request and instructions; options are never listed in the state.
- Items sharing a paragraph with a Jev suite item are dropped to avoid overlap.
- One-token actions and negatives are zeroed and resolved from a separate single-token table.
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It supplies state/action embeddings for post-training CLM heads through clm_train.data.jev_boost. Records are converted into decisions shaped like the Jev Decision Index's Retrieval & Classification requests, using HoVer claim verification as the target benchmark.
Qwen/Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-FP8, run with vLLM pooling on the last token and L2-normalized to 2048 dimensions. The metadata records max_model_len 16,384 and state_head_tokens 2,048.
13,278 train pairs and 1,460 validation pairs, each with one hard negative. The build caps at 20,000 rows using a hash sample, and the Hugging Face viewer shows two rows.
Hard negatives are the other options for a record, at most 8 per row, with near-copies of the gold option dropped. This build uses k=1; neg_embeddings.pt is zero-padded and neg_counts.pt gives the real count per row.
One-token sequences are never embedded, because vLLM's pooling of a one-token prompt is noise for this model. They are zero here, and single_tokens.npz points them at jackyk02/qwen3.6-35b-a3b-fp8-single-token-embeddings, which clm_train.data.stores.EmbeddingDir applies on load.
The source's license: BSD-3-Clause-Clear for TimeQA and CC BY-SA for the Wikipedia text. The embedding vectors are a derivative of that text, so the same terms carry over.
Use clm-train posttrain with the source hf:boost-re6-hover-timeqa-qwen3.6. Each split directory holds state_embeddings.pt, action_embeddings.pt, neg_embeddings.pt, neg_counts.pt, single_tokens.npz and metadata.json; total file size is 188 MB.
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