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Typed decisions from a frozen language model and a small physics engine: calibrated probabilities, conformal sets, 73k context, images.

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Typed decisions from a frozen language model and a small physics engine. You give it a state and a question whose answer type is fixed in advance; it returns a value your code can use directly: a choice, a 0 to 1 score, or the probability that a statement is true. Each carries a calibrated probability, a conformal answer set and an explicit abstain flag. vega-U: one 14.3M engine, any frozen reader, from 0.8B to 27B · 73,728-token context · images · runs on your own hardware. No text is generated anywhere in the path. The default model. Four frozen readers behind one byte-identical 14.3M engine; the readers marked "attached cold" were never part of the engine's training and scored highest anyway. The full per-source board, the method and the caveats are in docs/vega-u.md; the full per-source board is in the Benchmarks section below. [](https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1ZxSEe4-oyfo8ePKiAgbehv5I1Rh3F7O?usp=sharing) Inference on a single T4,…

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  1. vegaml
  2. Quick start
  3. Attach your own model, without retraining anything
  4. Devices
  5. Two readouts, one set of features
  6. Images
  7. Audio
  8. 73,728-token context
  9. Answer types
  10. vega-U: one engine, any reader
  11. Beyond the Python API
  12. The earlier checkpoints: classic vega in two sizes

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Typed decisions from a frozen language model and a small physics engine: calibrated probabilities, conformal sets, 73k context, images.

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