apus-ailab/APUS-OpenJev-v1-9B-MLX-8bit
APUS-OpenJev-v1-9B-MLX-8bit
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MLX weights (8-bit affine, group size 64) of APUS-OpenJev-v1-9B for Apple Silicon Macs (mlx-lm, LM Studio).
OpenJev is a decision model: each request supplies a state, an instruction and 2–16 candidates, and the model scores candidate labels A–P. It is not a chat model.
Quick start
pip install mlx-lm
hf download apus-ailab/APUS-OpenJev-v1-9B-MLX-8bit --local-dir ./openjev
python ./openjev/examples/openjev_mlx.py --model ./openjevexamples/openjev_mlx.py renders prompts with openjev_contracts.py (the training contract) and returns the exact candidate distribution.
Parity
Frozen80 with identical prompt tokens, compared with the HF BF16 release (full depth, 68/80 · 85.00%):
Converted and scored with MLX on Linux (CUDA); the files are platform-independent and load unchanged on Apple Silicon (for 4B, the same kind of file gave identical decisions on CUDA and Metal). Peak memory on Frozen80 was 11.28 GB; plan for a Mac with at least 16 GB of unified memory. Frozen80 is a reused development panel, not a blind benchmark. Per-question rows (candidate probabilities, choice, correctness; join with Frozen80 by panel_index): evaluation/per-question/.
Conversion
- mlx-lm
0.31.3/ mlx0.32.2; 8-bit affine, group size 64. - GDN
A_logandlinear_attn.norm.weightkeep their source precision (FP32 in the 35B release). - Full depth only, text only, probabilities not calibrated.
License
Apache-2.0, inherited from the source model; see LICENSE. Base model: Qwen/Qwen3.5-9B.
Authors: gumpcheng (xDAN2099), zhangxu, APUS AI-LAB.
