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szl-triage-linear-development-v1

by SZL Holdings SZLHOLDINGS/szl-triage-linear-development-v1

szl-triage-linear-development-v1 is an open-weight model for text classification from SZL Holdings, released under Apache License 2.0. Its published files total 1.2 MB.

NOTPROMOTABLE. No production admission or runtime integration. This is a newly trained, independently implemented six-class Python softmax classifier with 744 train-only features.

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Model Card

By SZL Holdings, published under apache-2.0, revision b6ec192000d3.

NOTPROMOTABLE. No production admission or runtime integration. This is a newly trained, independently implemented six-class Python softmax classifier with 744 train-only features. It is a custom JSON weight format, not a Transformers checkpoint or a hosted inference endpoint. The complete study source, original weights, records, negative control and sealed thresholds are distributed from immutable Git blobs. SOURCEBINDING.json lists their hashes; unsigned hashes require trust in the declared canonical source. The fixed seed 11 study trained on 527 engine-labelled rows, excluding 101 held rows. On the previously exposed 42-row development challenge, joint label/state accuracy was 8/42…

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SZL CPU triage development study

NOT_PROMOTABLE. No production admission or runtime integration. This is a newly trained, independently implemented six-class Python softmax classifier with 744 train-only features. It is a custom JSON weight format, not a Transformers checkpoint or a hosted inference endpoint.

Canonical source: GitHub 96dfb38f99fdefee63e2960b9765c36e3eb31100. The complete study source, original weights, records, negative control and sealed thresholds are distributed from immutable Git blobs. SOURCE_BINDING.json lists their hashes; unsigned hashes require trust in the declared canonical source.

The fixed seed 11 study trained on 527 engine-labelled rows, excluding 101 held rows. On the previously exposed 42-row development challenge, joint label/state accuracy was 8/42, lexicon-free accuracy 5/30, attack refusal 3/12 and ECE 0.4405903. Typed output and literal evidence contracts passed 42/42. In-lexicon accuracy is UNAVAILABLE. The original qualification criteria are not changed or bypassed. The always-REVIEW negative control scores 12/42 overall but 0/30 positive accuracy. These results do not establish a qualified improvement or semantic evidence support.

Download this distribution to a new folder, install its standard-library-only package from that folder, and run:

python -m pip install -e .
python -m experiments.cpu_softmax.predict --text "The export closes without saving."
python -m experiments.cpu_softmax.reproduce --output-dir ../cpu-study-replay-new

Exact weight-byte reproduction is established only on the recorded Windows Python 3.11.9 environment. Linux numerical differences are reported separately; replay exits unsuccessfully on any exact mismatch and retains its diagnostic receipt. Source Git LF bytes and original training CRLF bytes have separately declared identities for the one historically transformed dataset.

Read experiments/cpu_softmax/README.md and STUDY_MANIFEST.json for complete results, provenance and limits; NEXT_PROGRAM.json contains the frozen next research program. The live deterministic software lab loads no model weights.

Identity and Version

Repository
SZLHOLDINGS/szl-triage-linear-development-v1
Publisher
SZL Holdings
Task
Text classification
Modality
Text
Library
Not stated by the source
Parameters
Not stated by the source
Languages
en
Revision
b6ec192000d38e6a29787410f8bc077266b62a22
First published
2026-09-30
Last updated
2026-09-30

Files and Weights

52 files, 1.2 MB in total.

Configuration45 files · 433.2 KB
Documentation4 files · 23.7 KB
Other2 files · 696.6 KB
Repository1 file · 1.5 KB
Every file
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PROMOTION_THRESHOLDS.jsonConfiguration540 B —
SOURCE_BINDING.jsonConfiguration5.8 KB —
experiments/cpu_softmax/NEXT_PROGRAM.jsonConfiguration10.1 KB —
experiments/cpu_softmax/STUDY_MANIFEST.jsonConfiguration6.6 KB —
experiments/cpu_softmax/__init__.pyConfiguration66 B —
experiments/cpu_softmax/artifacts/historical-run-source.pyConfiguration10.0 KB —
experiments/cpu_softmax/artifacts/majority-control.jsonConfiguration5.2 KB —
experiments/cpu_softmax/artifacts/model.jsonConfiguration130.2 KB —
experiments/cpu_softmax/artifacts/predictions.jsonConfiguration46.4 KB —
experiments/cpu_softmax/artifacts/qualification-records.jsonConfiguration18.7 KB —
experiments/cpu_softmax/artifacts/qualification.jsonConfiguration5.1 KB —
experiments/cpu_softmax/artifacts/receipt.jsonConfiguration4.5 KB —
experiments/cpu_softmax/artifacts/test-report.jsonConfiguration104 B —
experiments/cpu_softmax/artifacts/training-spec.jsonConfiguration772 B —
experiments/cpu_softmax/model.pyConfiguration7.4 KB —
experiments/cpu_softmax/predict.pyConfiguration5.4 KB —
experiments/cpu_softmax/reproduce.pyConfiguration6.9 KB —
src/szl_triage/__init__.pyConfiguration1.6 KB —
src/szl_triage/aggregate.pyConfiguration2.3 KB —
src/szl_triage/axes.pyConfiguration6.4 KB —
src/szl_triage/cli.pyConfiguration4.8 KB —
src/szl_triage/contracts.pyConfiguration3.4 KB —
src/szl_triage/data/triage_policy.v3.jsonConfiguration3.9 KB —
src/szl_triage/decision.pyConfiguration5.2 KB —
src/szl_triage/doctrine.pyConfiguration4.0 KB —
src/szl_triage/engine.pyConfiguration2.5 KB —
src/szl_triage/evidence.pyConfiguration1.1 KB —
src/szl_triage/guard.pyConfiguration872 B —
src/szl_triage/model_port.pyConfiguration1.4 KB —
src/szl_triage/pipeline.pyConfiguration7.1 KB —
src/szl_triage/policy.pyConfiguration5.4 KB —
src/szl_triage/proposal_task.pyConfiguration7.6 KB —
src/szl_triage/providers/__init__.pyConfiguration —
src/szl_triage/providers/integrity.pyConfiguration2.6 KB —
src/szl_triage/providers/jev.pyConfiguration3.9 KB —
src/szl_triage/providers/registry.pyConfiguration2.9 KB —
src/szl_triage/providers/systemone.pyConfiguration4.2 KB —
src/szl_triage/public_server.pyConfiguration12.2 KB —
src/szl_triage/qualification.pyConfiguration11.6 KB —
src/szl_triage/receipts.pyConfiguration2.3 KB —
src/szl_triage/sealing.pyConfiguration4.7 KB —
src/szl_triage/selective_risk.pyConfiguration6.7 KB —
src/szl_triage/server.pyConfiguration16.1 KB —
src/szl_triage/study_evidence.pyConfiguration36.2 KB —
tests/test_cpu_softmax_study.pyConfiguration8.5 KB —
LICENSEDocumentation11.4 KB —
README.mdDocumentation2.3 KB —
SOURCE_README.mdDocumentation5.1 KB —
experiments/cpu_softmax/README.mdDocumentation4.9 KB —
output/triage_distill_split_v0.4.0.jsonlOther695.1 KB —
pyproject.tomlOther1.5 KB —
.gitattributesRepository1.5 KB —

License and Download

License
apache-2.0
Access
Open weights, no gate
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Questions About szl-triage-linear-development-v1

Can I use szl-triage-linear-development-v1 commercially?

Yes. szl-triage-linear-development-v1 is released under Apache License 2.0. The Apache License 2.0 is a permissive open-source license. It permits commercial use, modification and redistribution. It requires keeping the license and copyright notices and any NOTICE file, stating significant changes, and it includes an express patent grant from contributors.

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