Multi-Seed Consistency

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When the same multimodal query produces divergent outputs across seeds, context length, or session restarts, reasoning collapses and trust degrades.
This page defines probes and guardrails to enforce consistency across seeds.


What this page is

  • Checklist for measuring stability across random seeds in multimodal runs.
  • Guardrails to prevent phantom variation across seeds.
  • Minimal reproducible probes you can drop into any LLM + RAG + multimodal stack.

When to use

  • Same video → text question gives different answers each run.
  • OCR transcript changes casing or spacing across seeds.
  • Frame annotations shift order or vanish between runs.
  • Retrieval top-k stable, but answers drift each time.
  • Support threads show inconsistent captions or timecode mismatches.

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Common failure patterns

  • Seed drift: ΔS fluctuates widely across seeds even with same input.
  • Phantom anchor: one seed introduces unseen frames or captions.
  • λ flip: λ_observe changes convergence state across paraphrases.
  • Context order variance: anchors appear in inconsistent order per seed.
  • Audit mismatch: trace tables differ across 3+ seeds.

Fix in 60 seconds

  1. Seed audit

    • Run the same input across 3–5 seeds.
    • Record ΔS, λ, and anchor references.
  2. Clamp variance

    • Apply BBAM to lock attention spread.
    • Apply BBCR if trace tables diverge.
  3. Schema enforcement

    • Require deterministic {frame_id, timestamp, region_id}.
    • Forbid free text anchors.
  4. Majority vs outlier filter

    • Accept only anchors seen in ≥ 70% of seeds.
    • Flag outliers as phantom.
  5. Report reproducibility

    • Require ΔS ≤ 0.45 across seeds.
    • Require λ convergent across at least 3 paraphrases.

Copy-paste prompt

You have TXT OS and the WFGY Problem Map.

Task: Probe multi-seed consistency.

Protocol:
1. Run input across 3–5 seeds. Collect {ΔS, λ, anchors}.
2. Compare trace tables. If anchors diverge, apply BBCR bridge.
3. Clamp with BBAM if ΔS variance > 0.15 across seeds.
4. Report:
   - Seed-to-seed ΔS log
   - λ states
   - Majority anchor set
   - Flagged phantom anchors

Acceptance targets

  • ΔS(question, retrieved) ≤ 0.45 across all seeds.
  • Variance ≤ 0.15 between seeds.
  • λ remains convergent across 3 paraphrases.
  • No phantom anchors.
  • Trace Table reproducible across 3–5 seeds.

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