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PRISM

Measures how permuting a fixed set of reasoning instruction modules affects a model's mathematical accuracy on MATH-500 hard problems (levels 3-5). Eight modules are permuted across up to 40,320 orderings (8!); the default samples 50 orderings over 100 questions. Scoring uses canonical answer extraction with deterministic decoding (temperature=0). The construct measured is ordering-induced accuracy variance, isolating permutation effects from wording or content changes.

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OriginBlessings MambweTopicsCyberStatuscatalogued

Can support

Not independently assessed by FronteraEval yet.

Cannot support by itself

No inference beyond the upstream source should be made until the protocol is reviewed.

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