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Empirical study of candidate-order instability in non-autoregressive multi-candidate transformers, with cardinality scaling, permutation marginalization, cyclic shifts, calibration, and reproducible statistical evaluation.
Fine-tuned DeBERTa-v3-base for 77-class BANKING77 intent classification with leakage-aware evaluation and statistical comparison against a TF-IDF baseline.
Benchmark and results for Closing the Compliance Gap: open-weights and proprietary LLMs for privacy-constrained contact center automation (under review, NeurIPS 2026 InfPriv workshop)
Fine-tunes Google FLAN-T5-base with LoRA (PEFT) on Banking77 to classify 77 banking intents. Trains only 1.77M params (0.71%) in ~2hrs on free Colab GPU. Served via FastAPI REST API with batch prediction, Docker support & evaluation metrics.
Frozen encoder + Mahalanobis prototype for class-incremental intent classification. 50+ experiments across BANKING77, CLINC150, HWU64, AG News. Matches fine-tuned baselines at 5MB state with zero forgetting, order-invariance, 455 QPS.
Reproducible Laya-CoreML vs Jev benchmark for zero-shot intent classification on Banking77, ArBanking77, and CLINC150. Includes paired accuracy and per-dataset results.
Frozen TinyJev-0.6B + probability readout lifts BANKING77 intent macro-F1 from 75.7% to 90.1% without changing model weights. Plus semantic-question discovery experiments (BANKING77, CLINC150).
NLP lab comparing a Hybrid XGBoost against a fine-tuned DistilBERT for 77-way banking intent classification, evaluating F1, latency and structural trade-offs.
Which bank support tickets can a machine safely handle, which must reach a person, and what each approach costs. Benchmarks keyword rules, classic ML and Gemini on BANKING77, scored by harm, not just accuracy.
Local Jev-style System One decision models on Apple Silicon Macs: AnyJev, Kev, Laya (Ollaya) and CLM benchmarked on English, Korean and BANKING77 (accuracy, latency, order-flip)