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Equation 9 · How to Evaluate Codex Beyond SWE-bench and Vendor Scores

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p(B)p(B)

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pp

Symbol p

more informative than one point.

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BB

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A resolution curve p(B) is more informative than one point. It reveals marginal returns: whether twice the budget buys substantial success, tiny gains, or merely longer trajectories. It also lets organizations choose configurations on a cost-quality frontier.

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