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Review edition: horizon-ai-review-v1 · Reviewed 2026-09-17

Horizon RunMap - claims and scope

Horizon RunMap is an experimental MoE execution architecture by Lucas Ribeiro. The structured claims record is the authority for supported claims, explicit non-claims and experiment scope. This page provides human-readable framing without creating a second record.

Supported claims

Every measured claim remains bound to its named experiment, edition, model revision, executor, residency, hardware and workload contract.

What Horizon does not claim

The absence of a broader experiment limits the conclusions available from the publication; it does not refute a narrower claim the project does make.

Experiment inventory

ExperimentPopulationEvidence / validation / publication / reproduction
technical-preview-residency39-v313 configurations; 39 workers; 468 measured responsesE3 / valid / public / not_attempted
olmoe-0924-fidelity-v2120 paired promptsE3 / valid / public / not_attempted
olmoe-0924-ifeval541-v1541 prompts; 834 instructionsE1 / valid / public / not_attempted

The residency and executor campaign, paired structural study and IFEval benchmark are separate experiments. Their populations, scorers and research questions must not be merged into one quality or performance conclusion.

Interpretation boundaries

OLMoE partial-residency results and full-residency results use different recorded executors, so their difference is not a residency-only ablation. The published verifiers check only their declared artifact or score boundaries and do not rerun the private inference runtime. Missing observations remain UNKNOWN; unavailable capabilities remain UNSUPPORTED.

Machine-readable claims · Architecture record · Evidence · Related work