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Jev judgment model outperforms cross-encoder reranker on agent memory selection in production

Unblocked reported that its calibrated judgment model Jev outperformed a cross-encoder reranker on agent memory selection, achieving higher precision and recall across 12,927 labeled question-note pairs drawn from 292 production questions. Cost and latency stayed equivalent, and threshold tuning proved more effective than prompt adjustment. Jev replaced the cross-encoder reranker for deciding which saved notes an agent should view.

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Jev judgment model outperforms cross-encoder reranker on agent memory selection in production
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According to Unblocked, Jev, a calibrated judgment model, replaced a cross-encoder reranker for selecting which saved notes an agent should view, and showed higher precision and recall on 12,927 labeled question-note pairs from 292 production questions. Cost and latency remained equivalent, with threshold tuning proving more effective than prompt adjustment.

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