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Jeff decision models return calibrated class probabilities in one forward pass
The small fine-tunes target zero-shot classification and take about 22 ms per decision on an RTX PRO 6000 or 28 ms on an Apple M4 Max. A voice-navigation fine-tune raised held-out accuracy from 31.7% to 95.8% in under half an hour on one GPU.
- What
- Jeff is a family of small, fine-tuned models for zero-shot classification that return calibrated probabilities for listed options.
- How
- A single forward pass produces probabilities, a selected option, and confidence, without generating text or parsing a response.
- Why it matters
- Its compact decision interface offers engineers a way to add fast classification to local applications.
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