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Jev Onco Statistical Hierarchy (JOSH)

Rust workbench (Ratatui TUI and CLI) for cancer-of-unknown-primary research: it imports molecular, expression and clinical evidence, asks Jev for an origin distribution over 22 classes, then checks, gates, charts and exports the answer locally.
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Language
Rust
License
MIT
Reading time
3 min
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Author
samplebias
Last verified
Oct 2026

Highlights

  • One molecular-origin-v6 request combines a 22-class Choice for primary_site with two gated checks and five boundary Nouls.
  • The Choice, the sufficiency and conflict checks, and the five boundary checks share the evidence and cannot read each other's answers.
  • Uses Jev's window: 64k tokens for the call, 32k for the evidence plus the longest question; rate-limit and overload responses retry at most twice.
  • Local gates produce abstained or review_required; the parent of the leading class is a local taxonomy lookup, not another model call.
  • Six crates split the work: josh-core, josh-jev, josh-ingest, josh-features, josh-explain and josh-app; current version 0.8.0.

Quickstart

bash
./scripts/start

Watch out

Copy reviewed against the repo README on 2026-10-15. The README describes a research workbench and makes no clinical validation claim; live calls accept declared synthetic data, and saved runs keep their original prompt, so older archives stay on v2-v5. Building requires Cargo, pinned Rust 1.98.1 and a C compiler.

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