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| provenance:design:website_classification [2026/09/21 14:34] – LLM model-family fold extended as a rule (space/decimal after GPT, o-series): 12.5a re-derived from report_llm_currency.mjs, 12.9 output block regenerated, new 12.14. Authored by Claude karel.kubicek.claude | provenance:design:website_classification [2026/09/21 14:40] (current) – Review follow-ups: 12.8's 'task item exists' bullet closed by 12.14, and 12.14's page-sweep claim corrected (provenance:statistics:annotation carries the raw string, not a fold row). Authored by Claude karel.kubicek.claude |
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| **The probe's width decided that answer, and the first width was wrong.** It used ''\bpage\b'', which does not match the compound "webpage" — there is no word boundary between "web" and "page" — and it had no bare ''web'' at all, so it returned 16 rather than 20 and silently dropped //"relevant person-specific webpage information"// and //"IOB presence and trustworthiness in web content"//. Found in re-review (§12.13, finding 3). Both were then read and neither changes the conclusion, which is the only reason the published claim survived a probe that was under-recalling by 20%. A probe is not a read of 116 papers, its hits must be read rather than counted, and its regex is a load-bearing part of the claim. | **The probe's width decided that answer, and the first width was wrong.** It used ''\bpage\b'', which does not match the compound "webpage" — there is no word boundary between "web" and "page" — and it had no bare ''web'' at all, so it returned 16 rather than 20 and silently dropped //"relevant person-specific webpage information"// and //"IOB presence and trustworthiness in web content"//. Found in re-review (§12.13, finding 3). Both were then read and neither changes the conclusion, which is the only reason the published claim survived a probe that was under-recalling by 20%. A probe is not a read of 116 papers, its hits must be read rather than counted, and its regex is a load-bearing part of the claim. |
| * **Whether the four GPT strings in the fold residue change a published share.** §12.5a. Not folded on purpose; a task item exists. | * **Whether the four GPT strings in the fold residue change a published share.** §12.5a. **Settled on 2026-09-21 and no longer open** — the fold was extended as a rule and the three GPT rows re-derived; they do change one published share on this page and none anywhere else. See §12.14. |
| * **Whether the six quote failures are extraction paraphrase or ''.cols'' rendering.** One was read and was rendering. The other five were not, because no page quotes them. | * **Whether the six quote failures are extraction paraphrase or ''.cols'' rendering.** One was read and was rendering. The other five were not, because no page quotes them. |
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| **What stays in the residue, and why.** ''Grok-3'' (2 papers), ''GLM-4.5'', ''ChatGLM'' and ''Kimi'' are four vendors with no family in the list. They are a genuine long tail, not a fold failure, and **no family was added for them** — adding one would be the post-hoc patch this section exists to avoid. The remaining 16 strings are descriptions rather than models (''local LLMs (custom prompts)'', ''weighted multi-model ensemble (custom)''), systems built on a model (''PhishLLM'', ''UGCG-GUARD'', ''YouthSafe'', ''RFCGPT''), or non-OpenAI multimodal models (''LLaVA'', ''BLIP2'', ''text-bison''). All 20 are printed in full in §12.9. | **What stays in the residue, and why.** ''Grok-3'' (2 papers), ''GLM-4.5'', ''ChatGLM'' and ''Kimi'' are four vendors with no family in the list. They are a genuine long tail, not a fold failure, and **no family was added for them** — adding one would be the post-hoc patch this section exists to avoid. The remaining 16 strings are descriptions rather than models (''local LLMs (custom prompts)'', ''weighted multi-model ensemble (custom)''), systems built on a model (''PhishLLM'', ''UGCG-GUARD'', ''YouthSafe'', ''RFCGPT''), or non-OpenAI multimodal models (''LLaVA'', ''BLIP2'', ''text-bison''). All 20 are printed in full in §12.9. |
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| **Where this is published.** Only here. [[:design:website_classification]] publishes the §12.5b bucket table, not the family fold, so the content page needed no edit for this — checked by grepping the raw source of all 189 pages on the wiki for ''GPT-4 (non-4o)'' and for the four residue strings, which returns this page alone. | **Where this is published.** Only here. [[:design:website_classification]] publishes the §12.5b bucket table, not the family fold, so the content page needed no edit for this. Checked by grepping the raw source of all **189** pages on the wiki: ''GPT-4 (non-4o)'' and the other family labels return **this page alone**, and the four residue strings return this page and [[:provenance:statistics:annotation]] — where ''GPT 4.1'' appears as a raw ''resourceName'' inside a per-paper quote-check listing, not as a folded row, and so is unaffected by the fold. Same for ''ChatGLM'' on that page. |
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