> The gains are like 1% too If that. I’m sceptical (and so are others). Given that all methods are imprecise, it’s not terribly hard to find a special case on

> The gains are like 1% too If that. I’m sceptical (and so are others). Given that all methods are imprecise, it’s not terribly hard to find a special case on which method X outperforms all the others. But on average?