Biomedical retrieval sentence encoders can be converted into typed decision models that return thresholdable probabilities in one forward pass, with a cross head reaching 66–73 seen-task points, close to fine-tuned Laya-large at 75.0 with about three times the parameters.
The work introduces Chinese-Jev: a unified data pipeline converts heterogeneous Chinese annotations into probability targets over candidate options, a lightweight encoder-only model is first pre-trained on 10 million general Chinese decisions and then fine-tuned separately for medicine, law, and finance, and CJ-Bench is released with 307,900 held-out decisions; after pre-training it reaches 69.20% accuracy on general tasks, a 1.24% relative gain over the closed-source Jev, cuts expected calibration error from 11.45% to 3.78% at 14 ms latency, improves medical accuracy over Jev by 4.0%, reaches 92% of Jev's average accuracy across the three specialized domains at 15 ms average latency, and an INT8-quantized model runs about 1 second per decision in a mobile browser.
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