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Table of Contents Page 2 of 60
1. Executive Summary 4
2. Introduction and VAPOR Overview 6
3. Core Evaluation Framework 9
4. Detailed Testing Methodology 16
5. VAPOR Data Collection Tools and Templates 21
6. Analysis and Reporting Framework 26
7. Implementation Guide 32
8. Quality Assurance and Best Practices 39
9. Appendices and Resources 45
Appendix A: Complete Prompt Libraries 45
Appendix B: Evaluation Templates 47
Appendix C: Cost Tracking Templates 49
Appendix D: Statistical Analysis Formulas 52
Appendix E: Implementation Checklists 54
Appendix F: Troubleshooting Guide 56
10. Conclusions 58
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Tool 1: Platform Output Documentation Table Page 21 of 60

This master registry serves as the central hub for all generation data, linking inputs to outputs while building comprehensive cost and performance databases.

KIN Platform Test Category Prompt Text Generation Cost Quality Score Failure Mode Notes
H001 Platform A Horror Scene Dark Victorian mansion at midnight, gothic architecture... $0.95 4.2 None Strong atmosphere, minor temporal flickering
C001 Platform B Camera Control Medium shot panning left, following subject walking... $0.50 3.8 Tracking drift Pan speed appropriate, tracking degrades after 2 sec
S001 Platform C Style Test Cyberpunk street scene, neon lights, rain reflections... $1.20 4.5 None Excellent style consistency, rich detail
F001 Platform A Physics Test Basketball bounces down concrete steps... $0.95 1.0 Physics collapse Ball phases through steps, no collision detection

Data Field Definitions (Excerpt)

KIN (Key Identification Number): Format [Category][Sequential#] where categories are H=Horror/Style, C=Camera Control, S=Style Range, P=Physics/Motion, M=Miscellaneous, F=Failure Analysis

Failure Mode Classification: Documents specific failure types including physics collapse, temporal inconsistency, style drift, tracking drift, artifact generation, and content moderation blocks

Complete framework includes: Full data field definitions, failure mode classifications, usage guidelines, and integration with other tools
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Phase 1: Preparation and Setup (Week 1) Page 32 of 60

Technical Environment Preparation

Required Setup Checklist:

  • High-speed internet connection (minimum 50 Mbps for reliable generation)
  • Modern browser with latest updates (Chrome/Firefox recommended)
  • Video playback capabilities for quality assessment
  • File storage system with minimum 10GB available space
  • Screen recording software for documenting platform interactions
  • Spreadsheet software for data collection (Excel/Google Sheets)
  • Time tracking tools for efficiency measurement

Prompt Library Finalization

While the protocol provides comprehensive prompt libraries, organizations may need to adapt prompts for specific use cases:

Industry-Specific Adaptations:

  • Marketing agencies: Add brand-specific style requirements
  • Entertainment companies: Include genre-specific cinematographic needs
  • Educational institutions: Incorporate academic content requirements
  • Healthcare organizations: Add medical visualization specifications
Complete section includes: Detailed setup procedures, team coordination protocols, budget planning templates, and platform access configuration
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Appendix A: Camera Control Prompt Library Page 45 of 60

Basic Movement Prompts

Sample Standardized Prompts:

Pan Movement: "Medium shot of a person standing in a park, camera slowly pans from left to right"

Zoom Transition: "Close-up of a coffee cup on a table, camera zooms out to reveal the entire café"

Tilt Movement: "Wide shot of a mountain landscape, camera tilts up from the base to the peak"

Dolly Movement: "Profile view of a person walking, camera dollies forward maintaining the same distance"

Advanced Movement Prompts

Complex Cinematographic Tests:

Tracking Shot: "Complex tracking shot following a person through a crowded marketplace, weaving between stalls"

Dynamic Combination: "Dynamic shot combining zoom and pan as a bird takes flight from a branch"

Focus Pull: "Simultaneous dolly and focus pull as two people approach each other in a hallway"

Complete library includes: 40+ standardized prompts across all evaluation dimensions, with variations for different complexity levels and platform capabilities
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Appendix D: Statistical Analysis Formulas Page 52 of 60

Basic Performance Metrics

Platform Comparison Calculations:

Mean Score Calculation:
Platform_Mean = Σ(Quality_Scores) / Number_of_Tests

Standard Deviation:
Platform_StdDev = √(Σ(Score - Mean)² / (n-1))

Value Ratio:
Value_Ratio = (Quality_Score × Reliability_Factor) / Generation_Cost
Where: Reliability_Factor = (100 - Failure_Rate) / 100

Confidence Interval Calculations

Statistical Significance Testing:

95% Confidence Interval:
CI = Mean ± (1.96 × (StdDev / √n))

Sample Size for Desired Precision:
n = ((1.96 × StdDev) / Margin_of_Error)²

Complete section includes: T-test procedures, chi-square calculations, power analysis formulas, and practical examples of implementation

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