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OpenJEV

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The open-source implementation of Jev's mechanism: score each allowed answer by its log-probability under a chat LLM, then assemble the distribution. Measured here on a 0.5B backbone, so it is a scale substitution, not a like-for-like row.

typed-decisions
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not run
Metatext suite
0.427
3/7 over baseline
ECE untuned
0.210
p50 per case
50 s
four CPU cores

Specifications

Checkpoint
Qwen2.5-0.5B-Instruct (bf16) via open-jev
Publisher
open-jev
Mechanism
LLM log-probability scoring (Jev mechanism)
Backbone
Qwen2.5-0.5B-Instruct
Parameters
0.5B
License
Apache 2.0
Runs as
open weights, self-hosted
Library
open-jev
Primitives
Choice, Score, Noul
Pricing
none — your compute

Metatext decisionsrank 19 of 21

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Per-question accuracy — default payload, systemone mode, 120 judgments
TaskQuestionTypeAccuracyBaselineBeats?
agent_tracesoutcomechoice0.5000.357✅
agent_tracesneeds_humannoul0.2860.714❌
customer_servicedepartmentchoice0.6000.400✅
customer_servicerefund_requestednoul0.5500.700❌
customer_servicefrustrationscore0.3000.500❌
security_incidentsseveritychoice0.5000.312✅
security_incidentsactively_exploitednoul0.3120.688❌

Published numbers

Reported by the authors or by third parties, on their own suites. Not comparable to the leaderboard above; attributed so you can check them.

Model cardAlexWortega

AlexWortega/openjev

Measured on: MMLU, ARC, GPQA-diamond, MNLI

openjev-4B zero-shot MMLU / ARC-C / GPQA-d
0.472 / 0.592 / 0.273

Author-reported; Jev values were read off a chart, so no numeric Jev row.

Frequently asked questions

How does OpenJEV compare to Jev?

On the Metatext suite OpenJEV scores 0.427 against Jev's 0.863.

Is OpenJEV open source?

Yes. Qwen2.5-0.5B-Instruct (bf16) via open-jev is released under Apache 2.0 and runs on your own hardware with the open-jev library.

Can OpenJEV extract entities?

No. OpenJEV answers questions about text and never returns spans; use a GLiNER-family model for extraction.

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