A dense retrieval encoder for biomedical text, fine-tuned from BAAI/bge-m3 on bioRxiv and medRxiv preprints. It maps queries, abstracts and passages to 1,024-dimension normalized embeddings for semantic search, retrieval-augmented generation and similarity analysis over life-sciences literature.
Performance
On a frozen, leakage-audited benchmark (MeSH concept queries searched against 433,449 preprints), it outperforms the US National Library of Medicine's MedCPT encoder: Recall@10 0.524 vs 0.457 (+15%, paired p = 1e-6), trained on roughly 2,500x less data. It also scores +83% over its base model and +49% over allenai/specter2_base on the same queries.
Input and output
Input: application/json {"inputs": ["text", ...]} or text/plain, one text per line. Output: {"embeddings": [[...1024 floats...]], "dimensions": 1024}.
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This listing is free to use, so you pay only for the AWS compute instances that run the model. You pick an instance type and an inference mode. Two instance types are offered: ml.m5.xlarge and ml.m5.2xlarge. A third type, ml.c5.2xlarge, is available for real-time only. Batch mode handles grouped jobs, while real-time mode serves live requests. All options bill per host hour (HostHrs), so cost scales with how long each instance runs. Larger or longer-running instances raise your hourly total.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
How does batch mode billing differ from real-time mode for the same instance type?
Both modes bill per host hour. Real-time mode keeps an instance running to serve live requests, so you pay for all uptime. Batch mode runs on grouped jobs and bills only while the job processes. Batch suits scheduled embedding tasks; real-time suits live search queries.
What am I actually running when I pay for one HostHrs unit?
One HostHrs is one hour of a single AWS machine learning instance running the encoder model. The instance type you pick — ml.m5.xlarge, ml.m5.2xlarge, or ml.c5.2xlarge — sets its CPU and memory. You are billed for each hour the instance stays active.
What is the Biomed Encoder, and what workload does it handle on these instances?
It is an embedding model fine-tuned on biomedical literature. It powers semantic search across health and pharmaceutical datasets, matching text by meaning rather than keywords. You run it on the instance type you choose, in either batch or real-time mode, and pay only for the compute hours used.
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Version release notes
Initial release of the NYSgpt Biomedical Encoder.
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Summary
Biomedical text to embed: queries, abstracts or passages. JSON {"inputs": ["text", ...], "normalize": true} or text/plain with one text per line.
Limitations for input type
Inputs longer than 8,192 tokens are truncated.
Input MIME type
application/json, text/plain
Real-time inference sample input data
{"inputs": ["CRISPR knockout screen identifies regulators of T cell exhaustion"]}
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