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Why is there such a drastic jump in the leader board from 6 minutes to 2 hours in three steps?
by singularity2001 4y ago
Why is there such a drastic jump in the leader board from 6 minutes to 2 hours in three steps?
- tysam_and 4y agoI would best guess (if I could) that these are baseline runs from the Stanford Dawnbench team themselves in 2017, when (I'm assuming) the competition was first launched. Oddly enough, this field was not as crowded as I remembered. Nowadays, I'm alone re-running a competition that many have left behind, as many have left the 90's and its fashion and everything else behind. It's a bit of a lonely competition field, but these days any major change I make at this point is basically a new world record. I wanted to thank you for pointing that out, that's really interesting. I think I haven't given enough credit to the lovely entry by Chen Wang -- beating out the previous competitor, using a P100, with their own small GTX 1080 (?!?!?!) in 35 minutes. Now, the absolutely bonkers thing here is that they seemed to achieve an accuracy of 95.29%, which is very much nonlinear in difficulty. This, I've at least personally found, is truly a case of dabbing on the haters, as the children or whatever they are are saying these days.