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AISWARYA-NANDAKUMAR/epistemic-factkg-benchmark

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natural language processing

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paper
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AIS
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When Shortcut-Breaking Splits Leak: a source-trust-isolating benchmark for fact verification (Togo AI Labs) # Beyond Binary Trust: A Source-Trust-Isolating Benchmark for Continuous Epistemic Reasoning in Fact Verification **Dheeraj Karki** — Independent Researcher (dheerajkarki1790@gmail.com) **Aiswarya Konavoor** — Togo AI Labs (aiswarya@togolabs.ai) A diagnosis-and-benchmark paper on measuring **source-trust reasoning** in fact verification. 📄 **Read the paper (PDF)**  ·  🌐 **Project website**  ·  ⚙️ **System repo**  ·  🧪 **Benchmark repo** --- ## The one-paragraph version To claim a fact-verification model uses *source trust*, you need a test only a trust-using model can pass. The natural construction, pairing the same claim with a high-trust and a low-trust source, **secretly leaks the verdict**: the low-trust evidence is written in a different register, so a model reads the style instead of the source. We quantify the leak, show that AVeriTeC *accuracy* of 0.665 is just the majority-class prior (macro-F1 0.265), build a **trust-isolating benchmark** that admits no detectable non-trust path to the label, and report an **inversion**: a trust-blind model that *wins* on the leaky split (0.996 accuracy) collapses to chance on the corrected one (macro-F1 0.385 ± 0.007), while a trust-aware model wins (v2-HGNN macro-F1 0.918 ± 0.017). Mid-tier boundary probes further show that access to the trust scalar alone is insufficient — trust must be reasoned over continuously. ## The inversion (headline result) | Setting | Metric | Trust-blind | Trust-aware (v2-HGNN) | v3-NLI | |---|---|---|---|---| | Original split (leaky) | accuracy | **0.996** | 0.889 | — | | Corrected, LogReg probe | macro-F1 | 0.389 | **0.882** | — | | Corrected, GNN (3 runs) | macro-F1 | 0.385 ± 0.007 | **0.918 ± 0.017** | 0.907 ± 0.019 | | Always-NEE floor | macro-F1 | 0.250 | — | — | | Mid-tier probes (LogReg) | macro-F1 | 0.016 | — | 0.204 | Source trust helps **only once the split stops leaking**. ## Repository layout ``` Justfile # just probe / e …

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