Evidence readout
reported 11/15 (73.3%) on fm-fixtures-v2, later re-measured at 5/15 (33.3%) from the same weights and same fixtures
What the attempt taught
The 73% phantom. A score is only a score if the prompt, schema, and grammar it was measured under are recorded with it.
Why it stopped or stayed bounded
The headline score did not reproduce. Re-running the same eval against the same baked weights yielded 33.3%, and the gap was root-caused as prompt and schema config drift rather than any model change.
Method and scope
- Experiment family: pace planner.
- Record kind: training run.
- Objective: planner oos refusal.
- Methods: sft, lora.
- Base models: qwen3-0.6b.
- Recorded data rows: 307.
Disposition
Treat 33.3% as the working v8 baseline and never compare across versions without pinning the harness config.
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.
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Source provenance
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