VP-Control: Frozen Artifacts for Cost-Aware Verification Portfolios under Common-Mode Data Failures
This deposition provides the executable research artifact for VP-Control: Cost-Aware Verification Portfolios under Common-Mode Data Failures. It includes the deterministic benchmark, controllers, frozen actor and verifier records, offline replay analyses, preregistrations, tests, and a controlled live HTTP/SQLite tool-integration study with transaction-level audit material. The artifact lets readers regenerate the reported analyses from frozen records without LLM access. Re-running original model collection requires a local Ollama service and the checkpoint digests recorded in the included manifests; model weights, API keys, and private crede
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- DOI
- 10.6084/m9.figshare.33511441
- Credit basis
- Creators in DataCite DOI metadata
- Publisher
- figshare
- Upstream last modified
- Sep 9, 2026
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- Files remain with the original publisher
- Last checked
- Nov 6, 2026
- License
- MIT License
- Last record update
- Nov 6, 2026
About this resource
This deposition provides the executable research artifact for VP-Control: Cost-Aware Verification Portfolios under Common-Mode Data Failures. It includes the deterministic benchmark, controllers, frozen actor and verifier records, offline replay analyses, preregistrations, tests, and a controlled live HTTP/SQLite tool-integration study with transaction-level audit material. The artifact lets readers regenerate the reported analyses from frozen records without LLM access. Re-running original model collection requires a local Ollama service and the checkpoint digests recorded in the included manifests; model weights, API keys, and private credentials are not distributed. The live study is a controlled local integration experiment, not a distributed production deployment. The reproducibility archive excludes per-episode SQLite database copies to minimize download size. The full-audit archive includes those databases for transaction-level inspection. FinQA-derived source records are included solely to reproduce the reported external check; users must cite FinQA and preserve its upstream terms.