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Claim. One confirming audit finds that three choices can reverse the comparison between full replacement and the ten percent arm: retained real data was added to a full synthetic set while the public code keeps the original size and replaces the other rows with continuations, later generations were scored at their final epoch while generation 0 was scored at its best validation epoch, and the design fixed the learning rate schedule where the published methods left it open.
Type. empirical · Support. reported
Holds when
- Reports what one confirming audit identified, not what the paper concludes.
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One confirming audit finds that three choices can reverse the comparison between full replacement and the ten percent arm: retained real data was added to a full synthetic set, while the public code keeps the original size and replaces the other rows with continuations, later generations were scored at their final epoch while generation 0 was scored at its best validation epoch, and the design fixed the learning rate schedule where the published methods left it open.
From. Wulf A. Kaal, Selected Experience: A Preregistered Test of Reputation as a Data Filter Under Recursive Training (2026), page 10. Full text.
Cite as. Wulf A. Kaal, Selected Experience: A Preregistered Test of Reputation as a Data Filter Under Recursive Training (2026). SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=7665358
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