Qev fine-tunes Qwen into a decision model. Give it context, a question, and answer options; receive a decision and a probability for each option. One model supports Choice, Noul (yes/no), and Score (ordered ratings). Qev-9B combines a general decision-training dataset with additional alignment and rule-compliance examples, repeated three times during the second half of training. It uses the full candidate-interaction architecture shown below. Use Python 3.12 and install a hardware-compatible PyTorch 2.8.0 build, then install Qev from its source repository: The Qev loader downloads this checkpoint and the pinned Qwen base separately. Use the Qev Python or JSONL interface to load the adapter…
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Austin Scamander
AustinFu
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Published tasks: Question answering.
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Models
Qev-2B is the compact member of the Qev decision-model family. It learns option probabilities and representation responses from Qev-9B, and supports Choice, Noul and Score with the same request format. Install Qev from the source repository using Python 3.12 and a hardware-compatible PyTorch 2.8.0 build. The loader downloads this adaptation package and the compatible Qwen base separately. The teacher is not needed for inference. Use revision="v0.1.0" to select the first published release. To fine-tune on your own data, use configs/qev-2b-finetune.json with python -m qev.train --init-checkpoint AustinFu/Qev-2B. To train with a teacher, follow the distillation guide or 中文指南. Accuracy (%).…
Datasets
1,842 synthetic training examples for Qev decision models. Each example provides a context, a question, explicit answer options and a reviewed hard label. This release collects the self-generated portion of the training recipe used for the released Qev-9B. The same source inputs were available in Qev-2B's initial teacher-probability training. It includes original hard labels, not teacher probability caches, response targets or the later distillation pairs. It is a subset of the original mixed training corpus. All examples are in the train split. There is no held-out evaluation split: these inputs have already been used in model development and training. Original wording, candidate order…