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gears-div9-estimator-gemma4-31b is a machine learning model from Kentucky-ai. Use it for the machine learning task on the model card, and read the license before you ship it in a product. It is set up for peft. The card lists the license as gemma.
A vertical-specialized construction estimating model: given a fitness-club project's scoped quantities (flooring takeoff line items with units), it produces priced line items and a bid total consistent with a real com…
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A vertical-specialized construction estimating model: given a fitness-club project's scoped quantities (flooring takeoff line items with units), it produces priced line items and a bid total consistent with a real commercial flooring subcontractor's cost structure.
This is a research artifact from an applied-AI program studying whether a subcontractor's bid history is a trainable asset. The training corpus is a single US flooring subcontractor's verified fitness-vertical bid archive (39 projects, 2023–2026), with every client, brand, and company identifier replaced before training — the weights never saw a real name. Dollar figures and trade content are intentionally preserved: pricing is the task.
| metric | value |
|---|---|
| holdout median APE (n=4, best seed = seed 2) | 13.0% |
| parse rate (strict JSON) | 4/4 all seeds |
| cross-seed median spread (3 seeds) | 13.0% / 13.2% / 21.9% |
n=4 is a pilot-scale holdout; treat these as descriptive. Notable honest finding: this vertical-only model does not beat the full-corpus parent's fitness-slice performance — 39 vertical rows lose to cross-vertical pricing transfer. Vertical specialization should upweight the vertical within the full corpus rather than isolate it.
Context: the parent full-corpus model scores 13.4–17.3% median APE across seeds on a 50-project mixed-vertical holdout; its fitness-vertical slice scores 1.4–5.0% — the motivation for this vertical specialization.
This repository is card-only by policy: the program's zero-tolerance release bar for identifier emission was not met by the adversarial probe transcripts (prompt-echo strings appear in both tuned and base outputs), so the adapter weights are held privately. The card documents the artifact and its evaluation; weights are not distributed.
Input (user turn): Project: <name>\nGC: <GC-Alpha…>\nDate: <iso>\n\nScoped quantities:\n[{"section":…,"name":…,"qty":…,"unit":…}, …]
Output: {"line_items": [{…, "unit_cost": …, "ext": …}], "bid_total": <number>}
Gemma-4 inference note: build generation prompts as an exact prefix of the
training-time chat rendering. add_generation_prompt=True primes Gemma-4's
thought channel, which this adapter was not trained with, and degrades output
format fidelity.
Research and demonstration of vertical-specialized estimating. NOT a bidding tool: prices reflect one subcontractor's historical cost structure in one region and era; quantities must come from a real takeoff; no warranty of commercial accuracy. n=39 training projects — expect brittleness outside the fitness-vertical scope distribution.
Part of an applied research program on markup-as-label training data for
construction AI (patent pending; papers in preparation). The open measurement
engine this program builds on: OpenTakeoff
(Apache-2.0) — npx -y opentakeoff-mcp exposes it to AI agents over MCP.
Flagship full-corpus model: div9-flooring-estimator-gemma4-31b.
Contact: Kentucky AI.