The pacing claim rested on single runs. Medians of three 12 s runs per pace, through the shipped server: send 67% coverage / 88% precision, result 63% / 86%, 0 wrong in all six. The two paces are within 4 pp, so the sensitivity the audit measured is gone and what is left is run-to-run noise. The architecture sketch said the text signature was 'name + OCR of its packshot'. The code scores the name alone, deliberately: adding the packshot's own OCR is how l09 used to win l10's facings, because l09's packshot prints l10's actual name. The sketch now says what the code does and why.
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{
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"send": {
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"coverage": [
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0.63,
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0.704,
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0.667
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],
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"coverage_median": 0.667,
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"precision": [
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0.773,
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0.884,
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0.973
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],
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"precision_median": 0.884,
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"wrong": [
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0,
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0,
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0
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]
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},
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"result": {
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"coverage": [
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0.63,
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0.63,
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0.704
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],
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"coverage_median": 0.63,
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"precision": [
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0.857,
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0.825,
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0.9
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],
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"precision_median": 0.857,
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"wrong": [
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0,
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0,
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0
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]
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}
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} |