docs(adr-034): gemma4-31b slowness explained; reopen the 26B-vs-31B reconciler choice
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -1554,8 +1554,10 @@ against the speaker's answers: **`gemma4-31b` 97% and `gemma4-26b` 92%** passed
**Unknowns, stated.** The adjudicator evidence is 30 items from one speaker and one domain, chosen by **Unknowns, stated.** The adjudicator evidence is 30 items from one speaker and one domain, chosen by
Opus as decidable; the other ~350 disagreements (fillers, compounds, small words) have no ground Opus as decidable; the other ~350 disagreements (fillers, compounds, small words) have no ground
truth. Whether a *merged* transcript is better than the better single engine has not been measured. truth. Whether a *merged* transcript is better than the better single engine has not been measured.
Reconcile time per hour is estimated, not measured. `gemma4-31b`'s slowness is unexplained (Low Power Reconcile time per hour is estimated, not measured. `gemma4-31b`'s slowness was Low Power Mode on
Mode on iguana is the unproven suspect). iguana: with it off the 31B decodes at 22.3 tok/s, not 7.9 (2026-10-02, same-machine before/after on
a different synthetic prompt; see the research note). The reconciler default `gemma4-26b` was chosen
on the slow numbers and is reopened: 31B scored 97% against 92%.
**Decision.** **Decision.**