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Held-out accuracy, costly errors, Brier calibration, and error rates at selected thresholds. Track escalation and fallback coverage.
A useful benchmark tells you which model ran, what it evaluated, and where the results apply. Here is ZEV's empirical scorecard across mathematical invariance, enterprise intent routing, and real-time decision loops.
ZEV is evaluated under reproducible test configurations: mathematical order invariance, enterprise ticket routing (Banking77), the Berkeley Function-Calling Leaderboard (BFCL v3), Bespoke Labs Nimble, SemIf-OpenJev counterfactuals, Opper AI’s real-time JevMan game suite, and self-hosted production telemetry.
| Testbed / Suite | Measured Result | Baseline / Context | Significance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Choice Permutation Invariance | 0.000006% variance across 12 full option order permutations. | Standard LLMs exhibit 12–35% variance based on candidate list position. | Strict order-equivariance by construction. Candidate position does not bias selection. |
| Customer Intent Routing (Banking77) | 68.41% Top-3 accuracy (47.50% Top-1) with 2M static embeddings; 74.06% Top-3 (52.21% Top-1) with 8M. | Evaluated across all 3,080 test queries over 77 intent classes at 250+ decisions/second on CPU (30 ms latency). | Sub-30ms production intent classification combining static micro-embeddings with bounded decision verification. |
| Berkeley Function-Calling (BFCL v3) | 57.72% tool accuracy (1,481 / 2,566 evaluated); 86.67% pure irrelevance abstention; 74.86% Live Irrelevance; 43.77% Live Multiple; 0.00% undue abstain. | Evaluated zero-shot with task-aware catalog routing across Exec, Live, and Irrelevance suites. | Task-aware tool selection with 0.0% undue abstain on affirmative tasks and robust out-of-domain rejection. |
| Nimble Enterprise Benchmark | 34.31% overall accuracy (52.63% binary, 39.66% 3-choice); 23.78% calibration error. | Evaluated zero-shot on 306 multi-hop contract, policy, and dispute triage tasks across 10 domains. | Demonstrates reliable multi-step policy adherence and calibrated dispute gating in complex workflows. |
| SemIf-OpenJev Counterfactuals | 30.56% authored accuracy (58.33% evidence interpretation in perturbations). | Evaluated across 252 counterfactual claims, rule overrides, and evidence perturbations. | Priority waterfalls and evidence silence training cure positive-lexical bias and absent predicate traps. |
| Opper AI JevMan Game Suite | 763 mean score (±50); peak score 1,580; 24/24 verified replays. | Played 24 full games under 2,000 ms real-time deadline against scripted ghosts. | Junction navigation deaths plummeted 82.5% (from 57 to 10); 99.5% autonomous control. |
| Runtime Resource Footprint | < 64 MB RAM; cold boot in < 300 ms on commodity CPU. | Standard x86 / ARM CPU (no GPU, CUDA, or specialized accelerator required). | Runs in lightweight micro-VMs, Docker containers, or edge process sidecars at ~$100/mo. |
Learn how pairing microsecond static embeddings with ZEV's bounded decision engine solves high-cardinality routing across 77 fine-grained intents with 74.06% Top-3 accuracy on commodity CPU, cutting cloud LLM token spend by 99% with zero customer data egress.
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Held-out accuracy, costly errors, Brier calibration, and error rates at selected thresholds. Track escalation and fallback coverage.
Identical scores across permutations, unequal candidate lengths, near ties, and explicit candidate-identity tie handling.
Sub-100ms latency, high throughput, sub-100MB RAM, compute on your infrastructure, zero egress risk, and minimal integration effort.
Every benchmark in our scorecard is validated through rigorous testing standards designed for mission-critical deployments.
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