What counts as a dumpling? Matt says any cooked, baked, or fried pocket with a filling. Ted holds the Chinese line. Tell Jev your view in plain words. Jev turns it into typed decisions, and ordinary code turns those decisions into a ranking of 48 foods, scored by similarity to a boiled jiaozi (1.00).
This preview isn't connected to Jev, so a few keyword rules stand in for it. The answers have Jev's format but not its judgment. On the live site, the same page calls the real model.
Free text. Jev reads this as its state.
19 questions, one per attribute. Each answer is a label from a fixed list, plus a probability for every label. Change any label to overrule Jev.
Jev never sees a number. This lookup table turns its labels into weights, and the ranking below is recomputed in your browser.
No answer yet.
Jiaozi sits at the bullseye. Distance from the center grows with 1 minus the score, on a square-root scale so the crowded top of the ranking has room. Each ring is a score level. The angle groups foods by how they differ from jiaozi, so foods that fail the same way end up on the same side. The dashed ring is the cutoff.
This time Jev answers yes, partly, or no for each attribute. Code turns those into 1, 0.5, and 0, and the food joins the ranking.