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Equation 1 · Part 2 · OpenAI and Claude on Agentic Coding: What the Independent Evidence Actually Shows

Symbol g

s=g(θ,  H,  e,  τ,  ϕ)s = g(\theta,\; H,\; e,\; \tau,\; \phi)
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What this part means

g is an input to the expression that computes the quantity on the left.

Its job in the formula

g is an input to the expression that computes the quantity on the left.

The passage around this formula

That range is worth writing as a simple decomposition, because it clarifies exactly what a published score is actually a measurement of: s=g(θ,  H,  e,  τ,  ϕ)s = g(\theta,\; H,\; e,\; \tau,\; \phi). where θ\theta is the model’s weights, H is the harness or scaffold wrapped around it, e is the reasoning-effort or thinking-budget setting, τ\tau is the strength of the test oracle used to grade the output, and ϕ\phi is the model’s likely prior exposure to the benchmark’s specific tasks during training. A score gap between two systems is informative about θ\theta — the thing “OpenAI versus Claude” is supposed to mean — only when H , e , τ\tau , and ϕ\phi are held fixed across both measurements. The evidence above shows that, on the…

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