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Benchmark comparison of an untrained Qwen3.5-9B against hosted Jev across decision, tool-calling and calibration benchmarks. Reports accuracy, latency and ECE on matched tasks, plus a local adapter that serves Qwen through Jev's typed systemone API.
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Highlights
- Compares untrained Qwen3.5-9B with hosted Jev on decision, tool-calling, and calibration benchmarks.
- Qwen uses next-token probabilities with no fine-tuning, LoRA, or trained decision head.
- Qwen runs on one NVIDIA H100 80GB GPU per worker; Jev is accessed through its hosted API.
- Jev leads Typed Decisions 73.9% to 62.1% and JevBench 86.1% to 80.5%.
- Qwen leads PhishNChips 73.9% to 62.5% and MetaTool Task1 83.4% to 77.1%.
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Use the provided command with CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=0 QWEN35_USE_FLA=1 models/open_jev_py311/bin/python scripts/serve_qwen35_jev.py --device cuda:0 --port 8796 --max-length 8192 --fallback-margin 0.
Qwen runs on one NVIDIA H100 80GB GPU per worker; Jev is accessed through its hosted API.
It returns the expected answers for Choice, Noul, and Score while identifying the actual model as qwen3.5-9b.
It accepts Jev's POST /v1/systemone JSON interface with state and typed questions, and returns the expected answers object.
On six matched labeled benchmarks with 5,212 decisions, Qwen's mean 10-bin ECE is 0.055 versus 0.099 for hosted Jev; mean multiclass Brier scores are 0.323 and 0.322.
Qwen leads on PhishNChips at 73.9% versus 62.5% and MetaTool Task1 at 83.4% versus 77.1%; BFCL and WebShop results are nearly identical.
Jev leads on JevBench, Typed Decisions, WebPRM, and When2Call, including Typed Decisions at 73.9% versus 62.1% and WebPRM full at 66.6% versus 59.0%.
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