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I guess it's a fraction of problems on which a model produces a LEAN proof or a counterexample.
by red75prime 1mo ago
I guess it's a fraction of problems on which a model produces a LEAN proof or a counterexample.
- YeGoblynQueenne 1mo agoWouldn't they just list the number of problems solved then?
- dekhn 1mo agorates beat counts almost always.
- YeGoblynQueenne 1mo agoYou're assuming too much from a single graph with vaguely named axes. I'll wait until there's more concrete information.