Laya Typed Decisions
Laya Typed Decisions is the 421M-parameter checkpoint specialised for choice, ordinal score, and yes/no workflows. It is the strongest default Laya checkpoint for English typed-decision applications, while the built-in Router can select another family member by language and request shape. Use a labelled golden set and explicit human-review thresholds before allowing high-impact actions.
Deployment and license note
Decision models return bounded choices, scores, or yes/no probabilities instead of long-form text. Public benchmark results are useful for screening candidates, but production thresholds should be calibrated on a labelled set from your own routing, guardrail, or action-selection workflow.
Task Fit
Bounded routing, classification, scoring, guardrails, and action selection with structured probabilities.
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Source Confidence
Variants and Quant Artifacts
Choose the artifact first; hardware fit follows from RAM, VRAM, format, and runtime.
| Quant | Format | Quality | Min RAM | Reco RAM | Runtime | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FP32 | safetensors | high | 4GB | 8GB | laya, transformers, pytorch | Plan with this |
Recommended Hardware
Lowest estimated 5-year cost that can run this model.
Enough unified/system memory with a balanced 5-year cost.
Highest local performance signal among compatible hardware.
Benchmarks
Source and Review
Execution evidence
Run Laya Typed Decisions with a documented recipe
Recipes connect hardware, a model artifact, tools, settings, verification, and a reportable result.
No verified recipe is linked to this record yet.
Compatibility estimates remain available in the planner. A recipe appears here only after its exact stack and verification protocol are documented.
Similar Models
Laya is the 421M-parameter English checkpoint in Convai Innovations' open System One family. Its bidirectional ModernBERT encoder answers typed choice, score, and yes/no questions in one non-autoregressive forward pass, returning probabilities instead of generated text. It is intended for bounded routing, triage, guardrails, moderation, and workflow decisions and should be evaluated on each application's own labelled examples before automation.
Laya Multilingual is the 322M-parameter mmBERT member of the Laya family for typed decisions across more than 100 languages. The router uses it for non-English state and it supports longer inputs than the English checkpoint, with a 1K normal operating context and an advertised maximum up to 8K. Confidence still requires workload-specific validation and must not be treated as a guarantee.