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bench: equivalence_check lists a rebuilt approximate top 10 instead of failing E2 - #332
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…f failing E2 The server-restart lane builds its vector index again for every repetition, so its top-10 read can differ between reps while each is right: pass 1's arcadedb_dense_server at deep10m answered rep 1 at recall 0.9 and reps 2 and 3 at 1.0, and E2 refused the publish on it. NOT_COMPARABLE already exempted the read across engines; REBUILT_PER_REP does the same across reps, names the recall field that checks it, and lists the group under E2b. An exact read that changes between reps still fails. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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equivalence_check.pyon pass 1's rows so far (runs_page_d36b4ca3a.jsonlfrom mini, 1,038 rows) gave one failure: E2,restart deep10m :: restart_knn@dense, wherearcadedb_dense_servergave one top 10 in rep 1 and another in reps 2 and 3. The rows' ownrestart_read_recall_at_10is 0.9 in rep 1 and 1.0 in reps 2 and 3, so rep 1's approximate index held one true neighbour fewer. Each rep builds the index again, and the lane already holds the answer after every restart against the answer before the stop inside a rep. This is not a wrong answer.equivalence_check.py:REBUILT_PER_REPnames the restart lane's vector read and the recall field that checks it across reps. E2 lists such groups under a new E2b heading instead of failing them.NOT_COMPARABLEalready did the same across engines.test_equivalence_rebuilt.py: the rebuilt approximate read is listed and not failed; an exact read that changes between reps still fails E2.PROTOCOL.md: one sentence in the answer-checking bullet.After the change, pass 1's rows give 0 failures, 89 groups checked and agreeing, and 65 unchecked, because one engine answered: the lifecycle lane's served half (ArcadeDB is its only served engine), its lc10m groups until SurrealDB's lc10m runs (DECISIONS #187), e4's decomposition (ArcadeDB only by design), and the restart groups whose other engines run in qP25 to qP27 and qP34.
Ran locally: the experiments suite,
pytest -qinbenchmarks/experiments, 853 passed, 19 skipped.🤖 Generated with Claude Code