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fid_ttur_recovery_protocol

fid_ttur_recovery_protocol

Assemble a bounded soft-mode recovery protocol that exercises FID statistics, FID distance, and TTUR update skills.

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name: fid_ttur_recovery_protocol description: Assemble a bounded soft-mode recovery protocol that exercises FID statistics, FID distance, and TTUR update skills.

Fid Ttur Recovery Protocol

Use this skill when a recovery or implementation needs the recovery_protocol module from the TTUR/FID paper without rereading the original repository. Do not use it to claim full GAN reproduction unless real image features, dataset statistics, and training evidence are available.

Inputs

  • Numeric arrays or JSON files matching the module contract.
  • For recovery orchestration, a module-plan target and runtime handoff.

Outputs

  • Deterministic JSON-compatible statistics, distances, traces, or recovery checks.
  • Diagnostics sufficient to audit reduced/proxy recovery.

Workflow

  1. Validate input shapes and finite numeric values.
  2. Execute the module-specific deterministic script in scripts/.
  3. Preserve diagnostics and command evidence when used in recovery.
  4. Treat synthetic activations or toy dynamics as proxy evidence only.

Validation

Run python tests/test_fid_ttur_recovery_protocol.py from this skill directory.

Limitations

This skill is self-contained and does not require the original TTUR repository. It does not download Inception models or train full GANs.

Refinement Note

Recovery users should record both descriptive evidence_type and validator-compatible kind/evidence fields in generated skill invocation logs.

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