i was holding of on replying to this to see if anyone else had anything.....
we had a similar issue a long time ago, several versions ago. It boiled down to the number of people in the model at the same time. When we limited people to only 3-4 in a model at a time, the models performed better and some of issues, like what you describe, went away. not sure what the actual root cause was, but the models preformed better with only 3 people in them vs 6 or 7.
Howard Munsell
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