Glossary
Single-Run Snapshot
The honesty label for a score built from exactly one pass, not an average of repeated runs. Real data, but a photograph, not a trend line.
Definition
A single-run snapshot is a score that comes from exactly one pass through a prompt set, not an average of repeated runs. LLM outputs are not fully deterministic: asking the same question twice can return two different citations.
A single-run number is real data, but it is a photograph, not a trend line, and this site labels it that way every time, including a free scan and any first-party measurement built from one pass. Repeated runs upgrade a single-run snapshot into a range with a confidence interval (see Run).
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This term is part of the same declared methodology every score on this site follows: which prompts, which engines, how many runs.
Related terms
Run
One execution of a prompt set against an engine. AI outputs are not fully deterministic, so a single run is a snapshot; several runs, or replications, form a range with a confidence interval.
Confidence Interval
The range a repeated score could plausibly fall within, computed by resampling the runs behind it. Ships with every score built from more than one run; a single run gets a snapshot label instead.
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