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An encoder-based typed decision engine: given a state and typed questions, it returns one answer per question with a calibrated probability distribution over the supplied options. Built on a frozen ModernBERT-base backbone with rank-16 LoRA adapters and a separate noul head.
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Highlights
- Total parameters: 293.9M, with a frozen ModernBERT-base backbone and rank-16 LoRA adapters.
- Returns calibrated distributions only over the options supplied and never invents options.
- Variant includes state and question encoders, a paired cross-attention option scorer, and a separate noul head.
- Held-out JvD evaluation reports atbench500 0.610 and jailbreak 0.638.
- Decision Index 0.2.1 reports decision_index 1.05 and raw 22.41 across 150,759 requests.
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It is an encoder-based typed decision engine. It takes a state, which can be any text, plus a set of typed questions, and returns for every question one answer with a calibrated probability distribution over the supplied options, or a probability for the yes/no noul primitive.
No. It selects among the options you pass in and never invents options, so the distribution is defined strictly over those options. Tasks that require generating open-ended text are outside what this decision engine returns.
The backbone is a frozen answerdotai/ModernBERT-base with LoRA adapters of rank 16. The jev variant adds state and question encoders, a paired cross-attention option scorer, and a separate noul head, using fused neural operators plus the stack described in its config.
The repository provides checkpoint_latest.pt, a training checkpoint whose model_state holds weights and a temperature calibrated for softmax, plus config.json, the inference config consumed by Kieve.
The model is released under Apache-2.0. The ModernBERT backbone it builds on is subject to its own separate license, so both apply when you use the checkpoint.
Held-out JvD run metrics report atbench500 at 0.610 and jailbreak at 0.638. The model card also lists Decision Index 0.2.1 with decision_index 1.05, raw 22.41, 150,759 requests, marked complete.
No. The model page states that it is not deployed by any Inference Provider, though a request for provider support can be raised from the page; otherwise you load the checkpoint yourself.
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