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Equation 17 · Part 1 · Comparing Frontier Model Pricing Without Comparing Apples to Oranges

Symbol p^in_i

piinp^{\text{in}}_i
piinp^{\text{in}}_i

What this part means

the reading.

Its job in the formula

pip^inin_i is a part of this expression. Its role is fixed by the surrounding article and by the operations shown in the formula.

Where the article explains it

Reading piinp^{\text{in}}_i and pioutp^{\text{out}}_i off a rate card and comparing them directly across vendors is equivalent to assuming κi\kappa_i , γi\gamma_i , and ρi\rho_i are all equal to each other and to 1 across every vendor in the comparison.

The passage around this formula

Reading piinp^{\text{in}}_i and pioutp^{\text{out}}_i off a rate card and comparing them directly across vendors is equivalent to assuming κi\kappa_i , γi\gamma_i , and ρi\rho_i are all equal to each other and to 1 across every vendor in the comparison. This article has just shown that one of those three, γi\gamma_i ,…

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