Dxniz/Tritype
Dxniz/Tritype is a 14 billion parameter model fine-tuned from the Qwen3 architecture, specifically designed for in-depth psychological analysis and personality profiling. It uniquely integrates multiple personality typology frameworks like MBTI, Enneagram, and Big Five, and outputs results in a strict, parseable JSON format. With an extended context window of 16,000 tokens, Tritype excels at simulating complex human psychology from extensive text inputs. It is primarily intended for psychological simulations, structured analysis of text-based inputs for personality insights, and integration into applications requiring JSON-formatted psychological profiles.
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Overview
Dxniz/Tritype is a specialized 14 billion parameter model, fine-tuned from the Qwen3 architecture, focusing on in-depth psychological analysis and personality profiling. It distinguishes itself by integrating multiple personality typology frameworks, including MBTI, Enneagram, and Big Five, to simulate complex human psychology.
Key Features
- Strict JSON Output: Guarantees reliable, error-free structured JSON responses, ideal for application and API integrations.
- Deep Psychological Insights: Interprets text beyond surface-level to uncover internal monologues, subconscious drives, and hidden motivations.
- Multi-Typology Integration: Combines MBTI, Enneagram, Big Five, and related systems for comprehensive personality assessments.
- Extended Context Window: Supports up to 16,000 tokens, enabling analysis of extensive texts (approx. 75 question-answer interactions) in a single pass.
Intended Uses
- Psychological simulations and personality typing in research or educational contexts.
- Structured analysis of text-based inputs (dialogues, journals, user-generated content) to derive personality insights.
- Integration into applications requiring JSON-formatted psychological profiles, such as chatbots or HR tools (with ethical oversight).
Training Details
The model was fine-tuned on a high-quality dataset of 112,000 examples from psychological scenarios, clinical observations, personality typology theories, and synthesized dialogues, available as Dxniz/Psychology_Large.