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How do the primary papers measure whether several players views agree on one world, and can their reported numbers be compared across papers?

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Six different consistency measures are in use: a VLM judge asked yes/no questions about screenshots (Solaris), depth reprojection error (ShareVerse, MultiWorld), DINOv2 feature similarity of corresponding regions (MetaWorld), a parser that compares objects across simultaneous views (MASS, zero by construction), detector-and-geometry agreement between clients (WorldCast), and attention maps shown as figures (MIRA). The numbers are not comparable: each paper retrains its own baselines, and the same Solaris model gets different FID values in Solaris and Gamma-World.

Six different consistency measures are in use: a VLM judge asked yes/no questions about screenshots (Solaris), depth reprojection error (ShareVerse, MultiWorld), DINOv2 feature similarity of corresponding regions (MetaWorld), a parser that compares objects across simultaneous views (MASS, zero by construction), detector-and-geometry agreement between clients (WorldCast), and attention maps shown as figures (MIRA). The numbers are not comparable: each paper retrains its own baselines, and the same Solaris model gets different FID values in Solaris and Gamma-World. Curator qualifications: All figures verified across six papers. The incomparability conclusion is supported: six different consistency measures, and the same Solaris model gets FID 99.4 vs 94.8 in two papers. On the duplicate-value flags, the VLM scores appear to be discrete rates over small question sets (37.5 = 3/8, 62.5 = 5/8, 18.8 ≈ 3/16, 0.0), so exact ties across methods are plausible rather than evidence of copied cells. The ±SD ties are less expected but possible with discrete outcomes. Reinterpret the duplicate-value flags: VLM cells are discrete yes-rates, so ties are plausible; keep as low-priority notes, not errors. Evidence status: statements located in the cited sources by a correlated desk review (Claude); not executed; not independently reviewed.
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  • [sourced_fact] Six different consistency measures are in use: a VLM judge asked yes/no questions about screenshots (Solaris), depth reprojection error (ShareVerse, MultiWorld), DINOv2 feature similarity of corresponding regions (MetaWorld), a parser that compares objects across simultaneous views (MASS, zero by construction), detector-and-geometry agreement between clients (WorldCast), and attention maps shown as figures (MIRA). The numbers are not comparable: each paper retrains its own baselines, and the same Solaris model gets different FID values in Solaris and Gamma-World. · locator: producer work copy work/2602.22208v2.html; producer work copy work/2605.28816v1.html; producer work copy work/2603.02697v2.html; producer work copy work/2606.02753v1.html; producer work copy work/2608.06257v2.html; producer work copy work/2610.12412v1.html source

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