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May 3, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Solving Structural Hallucination in Generative AI: The Structural Integrity Enforcement Pipeline (SIEP)

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AJArvind JollySGSAGE Engineering Group

Key Points

  • This research focuses on addressing structural hallucination in large language models by introducing SIEP framework.
  • Developed a six-stage deterministic post-processing framework (SIEP) for enhancing schema compliance.
  • Utilized semantic anchors, canonical header shielding, and hyper-isolated translation markers.
  • Tested the framework within the SAGE Geomancy engine across 10 languages.
  • Achieved 100% schema compliance without model re-querying.
  • Demonstrated zero structural regressions across all tested languages.

Abstract

Large Language Models (LLMs) are fundamentally non-deterministic, often failing to maintain structural consistency and schema compliance in complex multi-lingual outputs—a phenomenon defined as "Structural Hallucination." This paper introduces the Structural Integrity Enforcement Pipeline (SIEP), a six-stage deterministic post-processing framework designed to ensure 100% schema compliance without the latency or cost of model re-querying. By utilizing semantic anchors, canonical header shielding, and hyper-isolated translation markers, the SIEP transforms probabilistic LLM responses into production-grade structured data. We demonstrate the efficacy of this architecture within the SAGE Geomancy engine, achieving zero structural regressions across 10 languages. This framework provides a scalable blueprint for building reliable, mission-critical applications on top of generative AI.

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Jolly et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69f6e5f38071d4f1bdfc6980https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19945234
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