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Python111 starsUpdated 2026-10-04

MedJev

On-prem clinical note extraction: local noul, choice, and score variables on one GPU, built on Jared Palmer kev with Augmented Clinical Notes training data.

Overview

MedJev (github.com/JunMa11/MedJev) is Jun Ma's open Python project for ultra-fast clinical variable extraction from free-text notes. It fine-tunes Qwen3.5-0.8B-Base with LoRA and a pointer head adapted from Jared Palmer's kev decision architecture (github.com/jaredpalmer/kev). Training data ships at data/medjev-v1 from the Augmented Clinical Notes corpus on Hugging Face, with underlying notes traced to PMC-Patients. README advertises thousands of notes per hour on one consumer GPU with no per-use API fee when serving locally.

Problem: Clinical research pipelines still paste free-text notes into general chat models and manually transcribe answers into registries, which leaks PHI and yields inconsistent field wording.

Built for: Hospital and research engineers who need on-prem extraction of typed clinical variables with calibrated confidences on a single GPU.

First indexed on Jev Directory: 2026-10-04

Creator and team

Name
Jun Ma
Handle
@JunMa11

How Jev is used

Role in the product flow
Local System One-compatible noul, choice, and score heads over encoded clinical note state with one forward pass per question branch
Primitives
ChoiceScoreNoul
State in
Clinical note text materialized into kev-style records with per-field instructions and criteria (see medjev.records.materialize).
Decision out
Probability vectors per question: binaries as noul, enums as choice, ordered levels as score, with serving latency reported in evaluate JSON.
  1. Train with python -m medjev.train on Augmented Clinical Notes splits
  2. Select checkpoints on development; test split requires --allow-test
  3. Serve with load() and probs_and_prefix so state encodes once per record
  4. Optional serve_compare UI contrasts base Qwen, hosted Jev replays, and MedJev checkpoint

MedJev is a domain fine-tune, not a hosted gate you paste into agents. It inherits kev's question isolation and System One request format so each clinical field is a typed branch reading a shared encoded note state. That keeps answers inside clinician-defined option sets with explicit confidences for triage to human review. Hosted TypeSafe Jev appears only as an optional baseline replay in serve_compare (answers loaded from data/results/jev JSONL, not re-purchased per click). Contrast jaredpalmer-kev for general open weights, classifier.dev for HTTP zero-shot labels, or docjev for document splitting. Cite github.com/JunMa11/MedJev, github.com/jaredpalmer/kev, the Augmented Clinical Notes dataset, and the PMC-Patients paper linked in README acknowledgements.

Sourced performance claims

  • README dataset counts: 23,719 train, 2,997 development, and 2,895 test records in data/medjev-v1 from Augmented Clinical Notes.Source: github.com/JunMa11/MedJev README Training
  • medjev.evaluate reports micro accuracy, macro-F1, Brier, ECE, score level error, majority-class floors, and latency_ms_per_record on the serving path.Source: github.com/JunMa11/MedJev README Evaluation
  • Public GitHub repo JunMa11/MedJev had about 111 stars when this listing was drafted.Source: GitHub star count October 2026

Features and stack

Features

  • Train, evaluate, compare, bench_runtime, and serve_compare modules
  • 11 default question specs in medjev.labels.QUESTIONS or custom schemas
  • Single-GPU recipe with bf16 and gradient checkpointing documented
  • Optional TYPESAFE_API_KEY for hosted Jev baseline experiments only
  • On-prem inference: patient text stays on your hardware per README positioning

Stack

  • Python 3.12
  • PyTorch
  • Qwen3.5-0.8B
  • peft
  • flash-linear-attention
  • kev-derived model code

Pricing: Open source training and serving on your GPUs. Optional TypeSafe Jev baseline needs your API key; routine MedJev inference does not call TypeSafe when running local checkpoints.

FAQ

Does MedJev send notes to TypeSafe by default?
README positions local serving so patient text stays on your network. serve_compare replays stored Jev baseline JSONL unless you configure a fresh hosted eval.
What is the relationship to kev?
README acknowledgements state medjev/model.py, api.py, records.py, and checkpoint.py adapt kev under Apache-2.0 with changes recorded in NOTICE.
Can I add a new clinical field without retraining?
README contrasts general LLMs (describe a field in prose) with MedJev (needs hundreds of labeled examples and a short fine-tune for reliable new option sets).

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