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Researchers introduce JEVal benchmark to test General decision models

A new paper on arXiv compares general decision models like Jev with traditional LLMs. The authors created JEVal, a benchmark of 11,257 instances across 36 datasets and 10 domains, to measure performance in structured judgment and selection tasks.

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  • JEVal benchmark tests 25 model configurations across 10 application domains with 11,257 instances
  • General decision models outperform LLMs in evidence-based decisions but overestimate certainty and fail in specialist tasks
  • InnerJev-27B matches Jev’s performance on JEVal while answering queries in 0.1 seconds

The study finds that decision models excel when decisions rely on clear evidence but struggle with specialist knowledge or uncertainty estimation. In dynamic systems, faster local decisions reduce processing time but increase errors over long trajectories. On social simulations, these models match LLMs in individual predictions but lag in user profiling and exhibit bias. The paper also introduces InnerJev-4B and InnerJev-27B, optimized models that distill reasoning into a single-pass decision, achieving Jev-level performance on JEVal in about 0.1 seconds.

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Read the original at arXiv cs.CL · by Feiyu Duan, Jiayu Lin, Jia Wang, Jun Xiang, Jialiang Wu, Xinnong Zhang, Hanqi Yan, Siyuan Wang, Zhongyu Wei primary sourceOpen source ↗
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