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JevMade field notes / Inference and validation guide

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KaLM-Jev explains local Choice, Score, and Noul aggregation, cache behavior, precision-specific validation receipts, and why its default probabilities are not correctness estimates.

Original by KaLM-EmbeddingIntegrationsGitHub repositorySource reviewed

Before you dive in

What you’ll find in the original

  1. Preserve full-precision outputs and execution metadata even when README examples round probabilities.
  2. Document how softmax, expected-level scores, and true/false margins produce different typed outputs.
  3. Treat document-cache sizing, precision, and request limits as part of the reproducible runtime.
Worth knowing

The displayed BF16 examples are explicitly illustrative and use default uncalibrated aggregation; they do not establish overall accuracy. Primary validation used an H100 MIG instance.