Manjunath Janardhan4B~3 GB VRAM przy Q4_K_M

OpenDecider-small — VRAM & /v1/systemone setup

Autor: Jakub Rusinowski · Ostatnia aktualizacja:

Model decyzyjny 4B: adapter LoRA na Qwen3-4B-Instruct-2507, destylowany z kalibrowanych modeli-nauczycieli. W pełnej precyzji mieści się na Macu z 16 GB; wersje GGUF działają w LM Studio i Ollama.

OpenDecider-small potrzebuje około 3 GB VRAM przy Q4_K_M — skwantyzowane wagi plus narzut frameworka, bez pamięci podręcznej KV. Na Apple Silicon ta wartość pochodzi z pamięci zunifikowanej.

Call OpenDecider-small

Served by opendecider serve (default port 8000).

Question types
choice noul (yes / no) score
Inputs
text
Serve with
opendecider serve
Endpoint
/v1/systemone
pip install "opendecider[serve]"
opendecider serve --model manjunathshiva/opendecider-small

http://localhost:8000/v1/systemone

Setup for servers other than Ollama →

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Hardware fit

Weights plus overhead plus the KV cache at a 8,192-token prompt, on NVIDIA RTX 4090 (24 GB). A publisher build is sized from its file; the other rows are modelled at a standard quant. Decision requests are short, so no long-context figure is shown.

Kwant.VRAMDopasowanie
BF16 (base + adapter)
Publisher build · 8.19 GB file
9.9 GBMieści się
Q4_K_M
4.83 bpw · modelled quant
4.2 GBMieści się
Q6_K
6.56 bpw · modelled quant
5 GBMieści się
Q8_0
8.50 bpw · modelled quant
6 GBMieści się

Published file size: Q4_K_M 2.5 GB · Q8_0 4.28 GB · BF16 (base + adapter) 8.19 GB. A download size from the model publisher — not a VRAM requirement.

GGUF builds (Q8_0 4.28 GB, Q4_K_M 2.50 GB) load in Ollama and LM Studio. Ollama's own /v1/systemone builds a different prompt from the one this model was trained on, which costs about 9 points of accuracy on typed-decisions (0.583 vs 0.669, the author's figure): load the GGUF through the opendecider library, or use opendecider serve.

How it was scored

Each table is one suite. Numbers in different tables were measured on different questions and are not comparable, with each other or with the Decision Index.

Decision Index 0.2.1 (snapshot 2026-09-28)

Decision Index 0.2.1Community Decision Index (not by the model's authors)
Balanced skill—

OpenDecider is not on the Decision Index 0.2.1 snapshot (28 September 2026), and its author has not published an Index score. Community-maintained; not affiliated with the model authors.

Source ↗
typed-decisions (Antz AI harness, 2,000 decisions) — Run by the authors on a public third-party harness
What was scoredScoreSource
Test split67.2%Source ↗

Zero-shot: OpenDecider-small was not trained on this suite.

200 general decisions (BANKING77, BoolQ, Yelp, ChaosNLI) — Run by the authors on a public third-party harness
What was scoredScoreECESource
200 decisions73.5%0.087Source ↗

Scored by the authors with the public Jev-vs-Laya harness (https://github.com/pavanjava/jev_and_laya_benchmarking). ECE is measured on this suite, not on typed-decisions.

Published latency

DeviceTimeConditionWho measured itSource
NVIDIA L40S37.6 ms1 question per callAuthors' own internal benchmark — not independently reproducedSource ↗
Apple M4 Max141 ms1 question per callAuthors' own internal benchmark — not independently reproducedSource ↗
Mac mini M4, 16 GB280 ms1 question per callAuthors' own internal benchmark — not independently reproducedSource ↗

As published, on the device and under the condition shown. A decision model answers in one forward pass, so this is time per decision, not tokens per second.

Decision models are not ranked on chat, creative or coding scores.

Specyfikacja

Verified — Checked against the primary source — the model card or the vendor spec page — and corroborated by a second independent source.

Parametry
4.02B
Okno kontekstu
Not published
Architektura
Fine-tune of Qwen/Qwen3-4B-Instruct-2507
Dostawca
Manjunath Janardhan
Licencja
Apache-2.0
Availability
Weights downloadable
Practical deployment
Edge device (phone, SBC)
Określono przy
Q4_K_M
RAM systemowy
8 GB
Rekord zaktualizowany
2026-10-13
LicencjaApache-2.0Użycie komercyjne dozwolone

Commercial use permitted. No usage restrictions beyond attribution.

Inne rozmiary OpenDecider

OpenDecider-small — najczęściej zadawane pytania

What is OpenDecider-small?

OpenDecider-small is a decision model: you send it a state and typed questions (choice, yes/no/unknown, or a score) and it returns one answer per question with a probability for every option. It is not a chat model.

How do I run OpenDecider-small locally?

Served by opendecider serve (default port 8000). Start it with: `pip install "opendecider[serve]" && opendecider serve --model manjunathshiva/opendecider-small`.

How much memory does OpenDecider-small need?

About 3 GB for the weights plus overhead at Q4_K_M, before the prompt's KV cache. Decision prompts are short, so the cache stays small.

How accurate is OpenDecider-small?

It has no community Decision Index score. Every score on this page comes from its authors, on the suites named beside each table; none is an independent result.