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Ru-Jev v1
Russian-first open typed-decision model on Hugging Face. Given a context and a set of candidate options it returns a calibrated probability and picks one, covering yes/no, choice, and ordinal scale decisions. Built on mmBERT-base with 307M parameters under an MIT license.
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- Nov 2026
Highlights
- Returns a calibrated probability over candidate options and picks one; it does not generate text.
- Covers three decision shapes: yes/no, choice from options, and ordinal scale.
- Compact mmBERT-base encoder with 307M parameters that runs on CPU.
- Held-out development split of 17,501 items: ECE 0.0054, temperature 1.82, micro accuracy 0.824.
- Trained from scratch on open, human-labelled datasets; not trained on Jev outputs.
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Load the tokenizer and backbone with transformers AutoTokenizer and AutoModel, attach a linear head loaded from head.pt via hf_hub_download, and apply the temperature value from calibration.json. The model card includes the full usage snippet.
MIT, according to the repository metadata. The model is public and not gated, and it is listed as compatible with Inference Endpoints.
It is Russian-first, with English also listed among its language tags. It is trained on open, human-labelled datasets rather than on Jev outputs.
No. The model card states it is not affiliated with TypeSafe AI and not trained on Jev outputs; the name is a play on the category, not a claim of compatibility or endorsement.
On a held-out development split of 17,501 items it reports micro accuracy 0.824 and an expected calibration error of 0.0054. Per-task accuracy ranges from 0.964 on toxicity down to 0.490 on rwsd coreference.
Reasoning-heavy tasks are the weak spots for an encoder of this size: rwsd coreference 0.490, rcb 3-way NLI 0.518, and parus choice 0.600. The card says these are the focus of the next version.
No. It is a typed-decision model: given a context and a set of candidate options it returns a calibrated probability over the options and picks one, rather than producing free-form output.
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