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concept:internal-consistency-personaInternal Consistency (persona)
Coherence and stability of persona expression within a single generated response
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cosine ≥ 0.65 · no typed edgeEntities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.
- Reproducibility of persona alignment across repeated generations for the same prompt
- The inferred mechanism underlying ESR whereby the model tracks coherence of its own outputs
- Supported by low cross-metric correlations (r=0.40 with ACC, r=0.37 with RC)
- The consistency of moral responses when repeatedly simulating the same persona, quantified by robustness R
- Supported by low correlation between ICatom and RCatom (r=0.44)
- An LM that consistently exhibits a collection of character traits on an input distribution, measured by low mean squared deviation.
- The variation in moral responses across different persona role-plays, quantified by susceptibility S
- Stable, reidentifiable dispositional profiles that can be interpreted as characters with broadly coherent beliefs, values and traits