Invarra field notes
Making agent actions and AI behavior easier to examine.
Practical explanations of Phalanx execution control, alongside research on meaning, measurement, and reliable evidence.
Research field notes
Research field notes
These articles explain the ideas behind LIP and CSR. They provide research context and do not define Phalanx V1's runtime dependencies.
LIP
Latent Invariance Principle
Correct Once Is Not Enough
Why one correct response leaves an important measurement question unanswered.
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CSR
Canonical Semantic Realization
The Row Is Often The Wrong Unit
How a shared semantic unit changes the way we organize an evaluation.
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LIP
Latent Invariance Principle
Disagreement Is Data
What differing outcomes can reveal when the underlying meaning stays fixed.
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CSR
Canonical Semantic Realization
Valid Variation Needs A Contract
Why an evaluation must define what can change and what must stay the same.
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LIP
Latent Invariance Principle
The Right Null Hypothesis For Indirect Observation
A careful starting point for claims about targets we observe through representations.
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CSR
Canonical Semantic Realization
Semantic Brittleness Should Be Attributable
How separating the measurement layers helps locate a system's sensitivity.
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