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mjev-vl-4b Jev Index Decision Results
Hugging Face dataset of Jev decision-index results from the mjev-vl-4b vision-language checkpoint, pairing decision and probability outputs with execution metadata, image budgets, latency, and SHA-256 hashes for weights and inference code.
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Highlights
- Publishes Jev index decision results produced by the mjev-vl-4b vision-language checkpoint on Mind Lab's dataset namespace.
- Rows carry model_source fields including checkpoint, base, base_revision, training_step, readout_kind, temperature and precision.
- Effective image budget is recorded as max_image_pixels, max_image_tokens and rows_with_image_tokens.
- SHA-256 hashes cover model weight shards, inference scripts such as scripts/general_mjev_decision_index_engine.py, and raw and gzipped results.
- Released under an MIT license; the Hub row viewer fails on this dataset with a CastError.
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It is a Hugging Face dataset published by Mind Lab under the mindlab-research namespace. It holds results from running a Jev-style decision index over the mjev-vl-4b vision-language checkpoint, together with the execution metadata used to produce them.
The dataset is tied to the mjev-vl-4b model. Its model_source structure records a checkpoint, a base model and base revision, a training step, a readout_kind, a mode, temperature, max_sequence_length, max_image_pixels, image policy, candidate policy and precision.
Rows include engine, execution environment, hardware and kit_commit strings, an original_environment_files list, a latency field, and an effective_image_budget struct with max_image_pixels, max_image_tokens and rows_with_image_tokens.
The schema carries an all_decisions_and_probabilities_unchanged boolean alongside raw_results_sha256, gzip_results_sha256 and source_full_results_sha256 fields, which are used to check the published decisions and probabilities against the original run.
The dataset stores weights_sha256 keyed by the five safetensors shards and inference_code_sha256 keyed by files including scripts/general_mjev_decision_index_engine.py, src/spatial_jev/general_mjev.py and src/spatial_jev/decision_targets.py.
The Hub preview fails while casting the stored JSON to the declared feature schema, where struct fields such as model_source and effective_image_budget do not line up with the column layout. Loading the files directly avoids the viewer path.
It is a results and metadata record, not a runnable model, SDK or cookbook. Use it to inspect or re-check one model's decision outputs; it does not provide a downloadable Jev runtime, and the repo card lists an MIT license only.
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