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RSI-JEV-27b
Apache-2.0 Hugging Face repository for RSI-JEV-27b, a 27B multimodal decision model based on Qwen3.8-27B that answers supplied multiple-choice questions over images, returning a selected option and probabilities for all options in one forward pass.
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- Nov 2026
Highlights
- Answers supplied multiple-choice questions over images, returning a chosen option and probabilities for all options in one forward pass.
- Public Decision Index 0.3, with overall micro accuracy of 81.4087% over a 12,210-request Vision panel.
- The repository holds all 18 base-weight shards, tokenizer and processor files, two unmerged LoRA adapters and the decision head.
- Recorded A800 per-request wall times: mean 777.36 ms, median 520.24 ms, P80 893.07 ms, P95 1,685.89 ms.
- Adapters and project code are Apache-2.0; benchmark image datasets are not included.
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Follow inference/README.md in the Hugging Face repository for installation, a complete model download, Python examples and the official runner command. Load base/ plus bundle/ with both adapters active and unmerged using the supplied custom Engine.
No. The Hugging Face model repository contains all 18 base-weight shards, tokenizer and processor files, both LoRA adapters, the decision head and the exact evaluated inference source. The complete model is stored as base/ plus bundle/.
It is the local Public Decision Index for this model, using the official chance correction and weights rather than a simple mean of raw accuracies. The card states it is not the private or full leaderboard score, and no Text benchmark result is claimed.
The run used eight A800-SXM4-80GB GPUs, each running a separate batch-1 model instance. Per-request wall times were mean 777.36 ms, median 520.24 ms, P80 893.07 ms and P95 1,685.89 ms, including image processing and in-call compilation.
Model adapters and project code are released under Apache-2.0. The Qwen base and runtime dependencies retain their own licenses, and the vendored Decision Index SDK is MIT-licensed.
R-Bench-M has weight 0.5 and MMMU-Pro vision has weight 0.25, while the other nine benchmarks carry weight 1. Reported benchmarks include CV-Bench, BLINK, RealWorldQA, CharXiv, InfographicVQA, Mind2Web, Winoground, KIE and Moderation.
The base weights alone are not RSI-JEV-27b. The evaluated model keeps both LoRA adapters active and unmerged, so omitting the bundle or merging the adapters does not reproduce the published results.
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