Why distinguish model availability from a later documentation update?
The distinction tells readers what changed and helps developers reproduce an experiment against the correct artifact. A documentation update may reveal useful methods without changing the installed model. Record both the artifact version and the publication being discussed so a new explanation does not masquerade as a new capability.
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