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Use these references to trace AMLOK’s public data, benchmark definitions, evaluation methods and governance requirements. Each source retains its own scope and use conditions. A citation alone does not establish permission to train, independent replication or an AMLOK result. Record the exact revision used in each experiment.

Method definitions

Evaluation and baselines

Canadian sources and governance

The initial research consulted public source pages and selected AMLOK starter documents. It did not acquire competitor datasets, commercial model weights, private borrower histories, or a Canadian loan-outcome corpus. Public-data availability and source quality are evaluated separately from permission to collect, redistribute, or train.

Original records and acquisition sources

The public-source inventory contains the full source-by-source access and field register. The executed source analysis uses original EDC disclosures, Investissement Québec intervention records, CSBFP data, Kinross financing disclosure, Lundin Mining’s amendment, and BCE’s financial report. The SBA data portal supplies the inspected US loan schema. The original FinQA repository supplies the executed retrieval task; TAT-QA supplies development examples. FinanceBench’s publisher page identifies the open sample and its use conditions. CUAD is a candidate contract-clause benchmark, not an executed result here. The acquisition manifest records the exact file URLs and hashes. A citation alone is not evidence that the entire archive was collected, labels were adjudicated or a model was trained.