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Jev attaches a confidence score of 0-1 to each answer, enabling downstream systems to write explicit threshold logic (such as handing off to a human when confidence is below a threshold).
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UnverifiedWhen using JEV, an escape answer should always be added, such as 'none of the above apply' or 'unable to determine,' to handle inputs that fall outside the expected range72% similarUnverifiedWhen the subject is unclear, the subject confidence is below 60%, or the clarity score is less than or equal to 1, the ticket is routed to a human review queue, and both Jev's original values and the human override values are retained.70% similarUnverifiedJev computes the probabilities of all possible answers in parallel, which makes it extremely fast, but requires a fixed set of candidate answers.69% similarUnverifiedJEV is not triggered every time; the product is designed to know when to invoke JEV, and when the confidence of a judgment result is too low, the system will remain in a pending state rather than forcing an answer.68% similarUnverifiedThe comparison logic used for policy decisions blocks when score > threshold, so a score of exactly 0.50 is allowed through, consistent with Mistral's reference implementation.66% similar
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