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Equation 4 · Part 1 · What Claude's Capability Evaluations Actually Measure

Symbol T_x

TxT_x
TxT_x

What this part means

the reported time horizon.

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

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The reported time horizon TxT_x at success level x is then the duration at which the fitted curve crosses that threshold, i.

The passage around this formula

with b > 0 , so predicted success falls as human-equivalent task length grows. The reported time horizon TxT_x at success level x is then the duration at which the fitted curve crosses that threshold, i.e. the t solving p(t) = x . Two things follow directly from this formulation that a single reported number obscures: the curve, not the crossing point, is the actual result, and a different chosen threshold x produces a different headline number from the identical underlying data.

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