Document research findings (corrected eval, capability-bound, anchored fusion)
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## Build
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Built by `build_brill_dataset.py`. Label cap: 20 codes/image.
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## Build
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Built by `build_brill_dataset.py`. Label cap: 20 codes/image.
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## Research context & key finding
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This dataset was built to test whether the iconclass classifier's ~25% recall ceiling was
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caused by **truncated training labels** (the original `iconclass-vlm-sft` was capped at 3.54
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codes/image; this restores the full Brill labels at ~4.36).
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**Re-SFT on these fuller labels did _not_ improve the model.** Training converged well
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(eval_loss 0.47) but on the contamination-safe `test` split it scored H-F1 45.3 /
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hier-recall 46.4 — recall unchanged. The bottleneck is model **capability** (identifying the
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right codes), not label completeness. The lever that *did* work was **anchored fusion** (the
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fine-tuned model as a precision anchor + a graded VLM-judge gating in semantic-retrieval
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recall → H-F1 47.5 / hier-recall 57.6, with no extra training).
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### Splits & contamination
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- `train` (86,216) / `test` (788), split deterministically by image filename hash (disjoint).
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- The `test` split is clean for models trained on this dataset's `train` split. Older
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checkpoints trained on the overlapping `iconclass-vlm-sft` images are **contaminated** on it.
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