Testing Jev on Reasoning-Intensive Regression: Wicked Fast but Classification-Focused
dbreunig · x · 2026-09-29
A blog post tests Jev on reasoning-intensive regression (RiR) tasks — math error detection and pairwise RAG answer comparison — using zero-shot prompts with small output wrappers since Jev doesn't emit raw numbers. Results were in line with expectations: Jev is built for classification, not regression, but the author finds its attributes impressive and the model wicked fast, worth deeper study.
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