R.A.I.N. Lab Jev Judgment
Review curated research claims with Jev questions and a separate deterministic promotion gate.
Review curated research claims with Jev questions and a separate deterministic promotion gate.
In the explicit strict judgment cycle, R.A.I.N. Lab sends a curated evidence packet about one candidate claim to Jev. Jev evaluates five independent questions over the same state: a four-option claim-support Choice, a four-level evidence-quality Score, and three Noul questions about contradiction, scope, and need for human review. Deterministic validation and a local gate decide PASS, REVISE, HUMAN_REVIEW, or UNAVAILABLE; the provider cannot change the evidence, thresholds, or disposition rules.
Classify support for the claim as supported, mixed, unsupported, or insufficient evidence.
The repository's documented example packet claims a simulated resonance peak at 40 Hz. It records a fixed 30–50 Hz sweep, three observations at 40 Hz, tool evidence, simulation-only limitations, a formal result, numerical validation, synthesis, and peer critique. This is the source-defined request context, not a live Jev call.
Rate evidence quality on the documented four-level rubric.
The repository's documented example packet claims a simulated resonance peak at 40 Hz. It records a fixed 30–50 Hz sweep, three observations at 40 Hz, tool evidence, simulation-only limitations, a formal result, numerical validation, synthesis, and peer critique. This is the source-defined request context, not a live Jev call.
Estimate the probability that the packet contains a meaningful contradiction.
The repository's documented example packet claims a simulated resonance peak at 40 Hz. It records a fixed 30–50 Hz sweep, three observations at 40 Hz, tool evidence, simulation-only limitations, a formal result, numerical validation, synthesis, and peer critique. This is the source-defined request context, not a live Jev call.
Estimate whether the claim exceeds what the evidence supports.
The repository's documented example packet claims a simulated resonance peak at 40 Hz. It records a fixed 30–50 Hz sweep, three observations at 40 Hz, tool evidence, simulation-only limitations, a formal result, numerical validation, synthesis, and peer critique. This is the source-defined request context, not a live Jev call.
Estimate whether the claim requires explicit human review.
The repository's documented example packet claims a simulated resonance peak at 40 Hz. It records a fixed 30–50 Hz sweep, three observations at 40 Hz, tool evidence, simulation-only limitations, a formal result, numerical validation, synthesis, and peer critique. This is the source-defined request context, not a live Jev call.
The caller supplies the claim, method, observations, quantitative results, tool evidence, limitations, source identifiers, formal and numerical checks, synthesis, and peer critique.
The strict-cycle command rejects malformed or oversized packets and routes missing evidence or failed validation before calling the remote provider.
The JudgmentProvider evaluates the immutable packet using one Choice, one Score, and three Noul questions. Every question sees the same canonical state.
Local policy combines the typed results with validation status, confidence, and fixed thresholds to determine PASS, REVISE, HUMAN_REVIEW, or UNAVAILABLE.
The workflow stores the typed answers, probabilities, confidence, policy, provider/model, disposition, and reason codes in a replayable artifact before discovery promotion.
The judgment layer sits after peer critique and before discovery promotion, while retaining formal and numerical checks as separate evidence. Its bounded packet and deterministic gate make model uncertainty a routing signal rather than treating a Jev answer as scientific proof.