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Complete map of every validated claim to its experiment script, result file, and key metric.
All experiments share the same NIB protocol (rng=7777, n=5 chunks × 512 tokens, top-5 ≥ 0.860, top-1 ≥ 0.680, JS < 0.100, ent_diff < 0.350) unless noted.
Claim: A T5-large model with fully frozen backbone and independently randomized ABI weights achieves non-inferior top-5 token distribution vs. the anchor — using only a correction to the residual stream.
Claim 2 — Cross-Family Decoder-Only Transfer (Experiment 32)
Claim: Domain knowledge transfers across genuinely different model families — different organization, architecture (absolute position vs. RoPE+GQA), tokenizer vocabulary (50K vs. 152K), and training data. NIB evaluated in Qwen's native 151,936-token vocabulary.
Claim: Encoder-decoder ↔ decoder-only frozen-module migration is validated. The orthogonal Procrustes map on sentence-level mean-pooled d=256 representations bridges the full architectural divide.
Claim 4 — Backbone-Update Invariance for T5 (Enc-Dec) (Experiment 40)
Field
Value
Script
cross_arch_t5_succession.py
Result file
cross_arch_t5_succession_results.json
Transfer efficacy
304.3% ✅ PASS (threshold ≥ 50%)
Zero-shot PPL (Python)
25.61
Cold-start oracle PPL
32.06
Raw backbone PPL (post-update)
35.22
Update
1000-step WikiText-2 fine-tune with ABI stability constraint
Claim: A domain module trained on T5-large before a backbone update continues to function — and outperforms a cold-start oracle — after 1000 steps of WikiText-2 fine-tuning. Backbone-update invariance confirmed for encoder-decoder architectures.
Claim: Domain modules survive 1000-step WikiText-2 backbone updates at 354M scale with 65.3% zero-shot efficacy vs. native cold-start. Above the peer reviewer's stated "people will pay attention" threshold (50–70%).
Claim 6 — Repeated Succession Transfer (3 Rounds, 2 Domains)
Field
Value
Script
succession_test_v2.py
Result file
succession_results_v2.json
Architecture
GPT-2-medium (354M)
Domains
Python code + Markdown prose (simultaneously)
Total update steps
3,000 (3 rounds × 1,000)
Signal at every checkpoint
+9.3% to +40.9% zero-shot gain both domains
ABI alignment
13–14× random noise floor through all 3 rounds
Claim: Domain module zero-shot signal persists across 3 successive backbone update rounds and two domain types. Transfer efficacy decays from 65% at 1,000 steps to 19–44% at 3,000 steps (backbone drift increases denominator); signal is positive at every checkpoint.
Claim 7 — Calibration Scaling Law (Experiment 35b)
Field
Value
Script
calibration_scaling_law_b.py
Result file
calibration_scaling_law_b_results.json
R²
≈ 0.97
Relationship
floor_steps ∝ 1 / margin_median
Model sizes tested
d_model 768 and 1280 (identical floors at identical margins)
Decision rule
margin > 0.002 → ≤ 800 steps; margin ≈ 0.001 → 2,000 steps; margin < 0.0003 → flag as hard domain
Claim: Calibration budget is predicted by the native token-margin geometry of the domain, not model size. This provides a practical budget estimator for new domains.
Claim 8 — Cross-Lineage Transfer (Pythia → GPT-2)
Field
Value
Script
cross_lineage_transfer_test.py
Result file
cross_lineage_results.json
Transfer efficacy
91.1%
Source
Pythia-410m (EleutherAI, GPT-NeoX arch, The Pile data, 50,254-token vocab)
Claim: Domain knowledge transfers across different organizations, architectures (NeoX rotary vs. GPT-2 absolute), and training datasets. The fixed d=256 ABI bottleneck is architecture-family-agnostic for decoder-only models.
Claim 9 — Cross-Size Transfer (117M → 774M, All Sizes Validated)
Correct d_abi ratio is 0.5× d_model for large models (d_abi=640 for 1280-dim GPT-2-large)
Claim: NIB equivalence holds at all tested decoder-only sizes (117M–774M). The earlier apparent GPT-2-large barrier was an ABI capacity artefact — using the correct depth-ratio (d_abi = 0.5 × d_model) resolves it.