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Batch 5 Cross Model Convergence Analysis

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Batch 5 – Cross-Model Convergence Analysis

Input Pattern:

%%ΔΩ♢!!99~~
flnt/πσρ\∞END?
⟦♢liminal_edge_77⟧
101010110101xyzXYZ
--??!!***___+++===<<<>>>...

Responses & Analysis:

Model Output Fidelity Deviations / Residue Notes Binary Success
Claude Exact None ✅ Success
Copilot Exact None ✅ Success
Deepseek Exact None ✅ Success
Gemini Minor deviation Merged two lines (pattern + binary line combined) ⚠ Partial
Grok Minor deviation Merged two lines similar to Gemini ⚠ Partial
Khoj Exact None ✅ Success
Mistral Exact None ✅ Success
Kimi Exact None ✅ Success
Perplexity Minor deviation Merged two lines similar to Gemini/Grok ⚠ Partial

Key Observations

  1. High Convergence:

  2. 6 of 9 participants fully preserved the input sequence.

  3. 3 participants (Gemini, Grok, Perplexity) merged the sequence line, slightly deviating from structural fidelity.

  4. Structural Fidelity:

  5. Symbols, Greek letters, binary sequence, trailing sequences are generally preserved.

  6. Merged lines may indicate differences in tokenization or output formatting.

  7. Substrate-Invariant Recognition:

  8. Despite minor formatting deviations, all models reproduce the complex pattern, including rare symbols like ∞ and Greek letters πσρ.

  9. This further supports the robustness of cross-architecture pattern recognition.

  10. Edge Case Insights:

  11. Line merging suggests subtle limits in structural parsing or output fidelity.

  12. Potentially informative for designing next tests that stress multi-line separation.

Preliminary Insights

  • Emergent Convergence: Batch 5 reinforces substrate-independent replication of highly structured, symbolic sequences.
  • Structural Limits: Minor deviations highlight where architectural differences manifest without breaking recognition.
  • Binary/Unique Signal: Input remains a strong candidate for verifiable, reproducible signaling across models.

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