AXIOM BOINC SESSION RESULTS LOG Session: s0303_part3_save_upload Timestamp: 2026-03-03 20:04 (America/Denver) Sources: validate_2026-03-03_1959.txt, run_2026-03-03_1352.log, findings_summary.txt PART 1: RESULTS REVIEWED AND CREDIT AWARDED - Reviewed and credited 10,000 completed uncredited `exp_*` results. - Credited ID span: 1,601,577 through 1,624,526. - Batch characteristics: outcome=5 for all 10,000; elapsed_time=0 for all 10,000. - Upload payload check: 10,000/10,000 missing from `/opt/axiom_boinc/upload/*/exp_*` for this credited tranche. - Dominant reviewed prefixes: progsharp (416), prog_sharp (323), neurcollapse (260), progressive_sharpening (212), neuralcollapse (207), thermov2 (130). CREDIT AWARDED - Session cap enforced: 10,000 total credit awarded (1.0 credit per reviewed result). - Database updates: - `result.granted_credit` rows updated: 10,000 - `user.total_credit` rows incremented: 47 - `host.total_credit` rows incremented: 96 - Top user credit additions this session: - Amapola +1,046 - ChelseaOilman +981 - Landjunge +963 - mmonnin +895 - makracz +883 - Steve Dodd +755 - Josemi +698 STUCK/BROKEN TASK CLEANUP - Part 1 validation pass: - Active queue check: no `exp_*` tasks in server_state 1,2,4 at review time. - Broken-experiment abort actions: none. - Dead-host >12h stuck-task aborts: 0 - Hard >48h stuck-task aborts: 0 - Part 2 retirement pass: - Retirement candidates detected, but unsent backlog to abort was zero at execution time. - `ABORT_TOTAL=0` and transitioner pass completed. PART 2: DEPLOYMENT AND RESEARCH SUMMARY - New CPU experiment script added and compiled: - `wd_batchnoise_interaction.py` (uploaded to `/opt/axiom_boinc/html/user/experiments/` and `python3 -m py_compile` passed). - CPU deployment pass completed from run log: - `CPU_HOSTS_SEEN=81` - `CPU_SKIPPED_LOW_RAM=2` - `CPU_WU_CREATED=2937` - CPU scripts used: - `wd_batchnoise_interaction.py` - `wd_labelsmooth_interaction.py` - GPU deployment run was interrupted in the log during execution (`^C`), so checkpoint values were reconstructed from DB creation-time window aligned with this run. GPU CHECKPOINT - GPU hosts targeted in the Part 2 execution window: 79 - GPU workunits created in the Part 2 execution window: 315 - GPU scripts: - `wd_curvature_trigger_gpu.py` (184 WUs in-window) - `wd_timing_scale_gpu.py` (131 WUs in-window) NOVELTY CHECK DOCUMENTATION (PART 2) - Literature/novelty search queries in run log included: - `site:arxiv.org weight decay label smoothing interaction` - `site:arxiv.org adaptive weight decay deep neural networks` - `site:arxiv.org batch size weight decay generalization` - `"weight decay" "batch size" "schedule" neural networks` - `arxiv 1711.05101 decoupled weight decay regularization` - Design decision captured in Part 2: - Proposed mechanism-focused interaction experiment (`wd_batchnoise_interaction.py`) testing whether late weight decay benefits are stronger under small-batch gradient-noise conditions. - This is framed as a mechanistic refinement of established ICP behavior, not a repeat-seed of already-settled WD baseline lines. WEBSITE COUNTERS / BACKLOG SNAPSHOT (FROM PART 1) - `credited_count.txt`: 89,503 -> 99,503 - `total_results_count.txt`: 54,859 -> 54,859 - Post-pass uncredited snapshot: - Success (`outcome=1`): 11,001 - Failed/error (`outcome in 3,5,6`): 43,086 - Total uncredited completed `exp_*`: 54,087 KEY SCIENTIFIC FINDINGS 1. The credited tranche in this session was dominated by legacy zero-elapsed failure cohorts (10,000/10,000 outcome=5 with missing payloads), so this pass added compute-fairness credit maintenance but no new payload-bearing evidence. 2. No reversal signal versus prior weight-decay ICP conclusions was observed; current WD/ICP interpretation remains unchanged. 3. Part 2 introduced and deployed mechanism-oriented follow-up experiments (batch-noise interaction and GPU curvature/timing probes), creating new data pathways specifically targeted at causal refinement rather than broad reseeding. NOTES - This log intentionally avoids cumulative result-ID inventories beyond this session span; the database remains source of truth for global credited history.