# MODA_NER > An open benchmark and model family for fashion attribute extraction, by Hopit AI. > Four tracks, never averaged. Predictions hashed before labels open. Losses published. ## What it is MODA_NER is the MODA General Attribute Suite: four frozen evaluation tracks for extracting structured attributes from fashion images and product text, plus the models measured on them. Tracks, each with its own test set, metric and resampling unit: - crop: 4,688 garment crops from 1,158 images, 15 fields, resampled by source image - catalog: 9,995 catalogue images, 61,384 cells, 10 fields including colour and fit - fullbody: 5,000 images across 1,751 product groups, 18 fields with an explicit not-applicable class - text: 1,071 rows, 13 entity types in product copy Scores are never averaged across tracks. Different images, fields and metrics. ## Results crop attribute micro-F1 0.6300 against 0.6245, 95% interval [+0.0014, +0.0097] catalog field-macro set F1 0.8292 against 0.6657, [+0.1595, +0.1676] fullbody tier-1 macro-F1 0.6917 against 0.5943, [+0.0891, +0.1053] fullbody not-applicable F1 0.6637 against 0.6088, [+0.0433, +0.0657] fullbody visible macro-F1 0.5785 against 0.4969, [+0.0723, +0.0905] The claim these support, in full: MODA General is the best of the named open systems evaluated under the frozen public MODA General Attribute Suite, spanning localized garment crops, catalog product images, color and fit, and applicability-aware full-body attributes. This is not a claim of world-best, universal state of the art, human-gold quality, or production readiness. On the crop track the comparator is our own architecture on a frozen third-party encoder, so that row is an encoder ablation rather than a win over another vendor's product. ## Per-field reality On crop, six of fifteen fields exceed F1 0.75 and can be populated automatically: master_category 0.9215, category 0.8825, pattern 0.8356, sleeve_length 0.8073, closure_type 0.7545, collar_presence 0.7508. Nine need a human review step: sleeve_shape 0.6787, hemline 0.6428, sub_category 0.5966, silhouette 0.5535, waist_type 0.5002, neckline 0.4650, collar_style 0.4566, surface_treatment 0.4398, material 0.4148. On 49.66% of garments all fifteen fields are correct. ## Models moda-ner-v-crop, cropped garment input, MIT, commercial use permitted moda-ner-v-catalog, catalogue image input, CC BY-NC 4.0, non-commercial only moda-ner-v-fullbody, full-body photo input, CC BY-NC 4.0, non-commercial only MODA_NER(T), product text, not distributed MODA_NER Pro, hosted, contact https://hopit.ai ## Limits All labels are dataset-native rather than independent human gold. A benchmark cannot prove its taxonomy matches yours: on one external set a neckline vocabulary mismatch cost a production route fourteen points with no model regression. And a strong extraction score does not transfer to adjacent tasks — on mapping titles to a retailer's own product taxonomy, a terminal n-gram baseline beats our text model. ## Links Repository: https://github.com/hopit-ai/Moda_ner Models: https://huggingface.co/HopitAI Sibling project (fashion retrieval): https://github.com/hopit-ai/Moda