Joesh1/onca-3.0-12b
ONCA 3.0-12B is an 11.95 billion parameter research model, derived from google/gemma-4-12B, specifically designed for structured oncology research tasks. It excels at pathological TNM classification, clinical-trial triage and criterion reasoning, and CIViC molecular-evidence classification. The model processes text-only inputs and outputs compact JSON, making it suitable for automated analysis in oncology research.
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ONCA 3.0-12B: Specialized Oncology Research Model
ONCA 3.0-12B is an 11.95 billion parameter research model, fine-tuned from google/gemma-4-12B, dedicated to structured oncology research tasks. It processes text-only inputs and generates compact JSON outputs, streamlining the analysis of complex medical data.
Key Capabilities
- Pathological Classification: Accurately performs TNM (Tumor, Node, Metastasis) classification for pathological reports.
- Clinical Trial Support: Handles clinical-trial triage and criterion reasoning, aiding in patient selection and study design.
- Molecular Evidence Classification: Classifies CIViC molecular-evidence, contributing to precision oncology efforts.
- Structured Output: Designed to produce consistent, schema-valid JSON outputs for all six supported tasks, facilitating integration into automated workflows.
Performance Highlights
The model demonstrates strong exact match performance across its six core tasks on a 4,599-row development-validation set, achieving an overall exact match of 85.02% and a schema validity of 99.83%. For instance, it reached 95.06% exact match for Pathological M classification and 92.43% for Pathological N classification.
Training and Limitations
ONCA 3.0-12B underwent two phases of NF4 QLoRA SFT on 16,625 unique examples, followed by a GRPO stage. It's important to note that this is a research model and not a medical device; human oncology/pathology validation is still pending. The model can hallucinate or misclassify, and results are based on development data, not locked final test partitions. It is text-only and should not be used with images or identifiable patient information.