Evidence readout
depth `100%`, breadth `31%`
What the attempt taught
Multi-backend distillation can over-specialize and needs breadth gates by default.
Why it stopped or stayed bounded
Negative transfer damaged breadth even though depth remained high.
Method and scope
- Experiment family: file ops.
- Record kind: training run.
- Objective: file ops depth.
- Methods: distill.
- Base models: qwen3-4b.
Disposition
Keep as failed comparison evidence; do not promote without a new breadth-preserving recipe.
This retained disposition is historical evidence, not authorization to restart the experiment. A new run needs a fresh question, frozen evaluator, explicit resource budget, and scoped tracking issue.
How to read this dossier
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Status and disposition describe what PostTrainLLM retained when this record was indexed. They are not a live product promise, a newly run benchmark, or permission to restart historical work. Unknown or unmeasured fields remain unknown rather than being treated as zero.
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Source provenance
The normalized record comes from docs/attempts.json. The links below are the tracked evidence and explanatory sources preserved with the record.