Which query types produce the most consensus? | Trakkr Research

Comparison queries produce the most consensus in the study, averaging 50.4% agreement. More open-ended general and best-of prompts are less stable.

Methodology: Built from 797,644 valid comparisons across 44,088 reports and 8 models, covering 6,439,133 model responses in the observed window.

Direct Answer

Mostly comparison queries. Comparison queries produce the most consensus in the study, averaging 50.4% agreement. More open-ended general prompts average 42.2% agreement, while best-of prompts frequently split models with a high divergence of 14.8%.

What this means

Understanding query consensus allows teams to allocate resources effectively, prioritizing content optimization for high-divergence queries where market share is fluid, rather than competing in locked-in consensus categories.

Evidence table

Metric Value Why it matters
Comparison-query agreement 50.4% Comparison prompts produce the highest average agreement.
General-query agreement 42.2% General prompts are less stable across models.
Best-of high divergence 14.8% Best-of prompts frequently split models.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average agreement rate for comparison queries?

Comparison prompts produce the highest average agreement at 50.4%.

How do general queries perform compared to comparison queries?

General prompts are less stable across models, showing a 42.2% agreement rate.

Which query type causes the most split between models?

Best-of prompts frequently split models, showing a high divergence of 14.8%.

What to do next

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