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Jina AI
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RTEB public
64.08
Parameters
986M
Rank by score
21 / 62
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Value distributionhelp_outlineAUC 0.8242
Corpus
Translation pairs
Doc retrieval
Code
Image / banner
Image / logo
Task
classification
clustering
retrieval.passage
retrieval.query
retrieval.query → retrieval.passage
text-matching
Related20.2%
Hard negative1.7%
Unrelated1.1%
Recommended cutoffs
FPR 0.1 · 0.722
FPR 0.01 · 0.793
FPR 0.001 · 0.841
FPR 0.0001 · 0.865
balanced · 0.678
AUC
0.8242
Noise ceiling
0.840
Recall cliff
0.557
Pairs measured
119 / 11k
This model shares its text tower with jina-embeddings-v5-text-nano. The distributions here are that model's, which it matches to fp16 wire precision.
Vector componentshelp_outline
σ 0.0361 · 183k values
Embedding geometryhelp_outline
Per-dimension mean, hover for a range
Noise floor
0.288
Effective dims
69 / 768
Dimension truncationhelp_outline
text-matching · Cutoff by requested dimensions
Language pairshelp_outline
Cutoff spread across pairs: 0.027
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Overview
jina-embeddings-v5-omni-nano (~1.04B parameters) is the compact variant of the v5-omni family, designed for edge and commodity hardware. It extends jina-embeddings-v5-text-nano with the same multimodal capabilities: text, images, video, and audio inputs in a shared vector space. Text-only outputs are bit-identical to jina-embeddings-v5-text-nano. The model produces 768-dimensional embeddings with Matryoshka truncation down to 32 dimensions and supports 8K token context length.
Methods
Follows the same third-stage training as omni-small, extending jina-embeddings-v5-text-nano. The EuroBERT-210M text backbone and LoRA adapters are frozen. Cross-modal projectors connect a SigLIP2 Base vision encoder and Whisper-large-v3 audio encoder to the text backbone. Training data and objectives mirror omni-small.
Performance
Text-only performance is bit-identical to jina-embeddings-v5-text-nano. Multimodal performance is slightly below omni-small due to the narrower embedding space (768 vs 1024 dimensions) and smaller text backbone, but maintains strong cross-modal alignment. Optimized for CPU and edge hardware where the larger omni-small model cannot run.
Best Practice
Same usage pattern as omni-small with identical LoRA adapter selection and multimodal input handling. Key differences: 768-dimensional output space (Matryoshka truncation down to 32) and 8K context window. The nano variant runs on commodity hardware without GPU acceleration. Text-only embeddings are drop-in compatible with jina-embeddings-v5-text-nano.
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