Axiom BOINC Session Results Log Timestamp: 2026-03-04 11:27 (America/Denver) Source logs: validate_2026-03-04_1122.txt, run_2026-03-03_1352.log SESSION SUMMARY - Part 1 validation review completed with no new credit awarded this pass (0 results, 0 credit). - Part 1 stuck/broken cleanup executed: dead-host >12h aborts=0; hard >48h aborts=0. - Historical failure cluster oscillatory_roughchannel_lbm_resonance remains known-problematic (52/52 historical failures), but active unsent/in-progress queue was 0, so no abort was issued. - Counter refresh remained unchanged this pass: credited_count 1729 -> 1729; total_results_count 2124 -> 2124. RESULTS REVIEWED AND CREDIT STATUS (PART 1) - Reviewed most-recent 60 completed rows for payload quality. - Payload integrity: 60/60 valid JSON payloads with expected top-level structure, including experiment_result in all reviewed rows. - Reviewed sample mix: 59 success rows and 1 non-success row (structured payload still present on the non-success row). - Credit action this pass: no uncredited completed rows available; no incremental user/host credit postings were needed. STUCK/BROKEN TASK CLEANUP - Stuck-task SQL policy checks executed with zero affected rows. - Broken-family check executed for oscillatory_roughchannel_lbm_resonance; no active queue remained to clean up. - Retirement sweep during research/deploy pass identified over-seeded families but unsent counts were 0 at action time; ABORT_TOTAL=0. DEPLOYMENT SUMMARY (PART 2) CPU deployment - Host-targeted queue fill completed. - CPU hosts considered: 81. - Hosts skipped for RAM <6 GB: 2. - CPU workunits created: 2937. - CPU scripts deployed: wd_batchnoise_interaction.py, wd_labelsmooth_interaction.py. GPU checkpoint - GPU deployment pass was initiated separately (as required) using scripts wd_curvature_trigger_gpu.py and wd_timing_scale_gpu.py. - The run log shows an interruption (^C) before final GPU counters were printed. - GPU host count in that run: not recorded in final output. - GPU workunits created in that run: not recorded in final output. NEW EXPERIMENTS AND NOVELTY CHECK DOCUMENTATION - New experiment script created and uploaded: wd_batchnoise_interaction.py. - Server-side validation: python3 -m py_compile returned OK after upload. - Literature/novelty searches logged in Part 2: - 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 - Novel angle pursued: direct interaction testing of late weight decay effects under small- vs large-batch noise regimes via explicit interaction metric (interaction_gain_difference). KEY SCIENTIFIC FINDINGS 1. Latest validation sample preserved full payload integrity (60/60 parseable JSON with structured experiment_result), supporting a stable upload/serialization path. 2. CPU delay/ecology families in the reviewed set continue to cluster near ~14-minute walltimes with successful completions, consistent with prior throughput stability. 3. GPU WD families in the reviewed set (wd_curvature_trigger_gpu_gpu, grad_subspace_wd_gpu_gpu, wd_timing_scale_gpu_gpu, wd_noise_trigger_gpu_gpu) continued returning structured outputs over wide elapsed durations. 4. oscillatory_roughchannel_lbm_resonance remains a persistent historical failure family, but no active queue remained to abort during this session. 5. A new mechanism-focused experiment (wd_batchnoise_interaction) was introduced to test whether late-WD benefit depends on gradient-noise regime (small vs large batch), extending prior ICP/WD findings into an interaction-level hypothesis.