State

What the register says, as of the last export. Playing strength is only ever a difference to the stage’s opponent, predecessor or reference v0, with an error range where one was reported, never an absolute number.

Register export 2026-10-30 · Register T-0001 – T-0227

Key figures

Games in decided runs

3,136,538

Verdicts

120 passed · 18 failed · 83 rejected · 4interrupted (wall run, no verdict)

Success rate

54.3 % 19 of the passed entries played no games (identity, correction, epoch change, adoption); the rate counts them, as the oracle defines it.

Epochs

12 T-0001 – T-0227

Measured hours

at least 810.5 Durations are recorded for part of the runs only; the sum is a lower bound.

Games per minute

short stage 132.8 · long stage 25.9 Median throughput by stage.

Long stage: Elo per run

From T-0014 to T-0052 the long stage was played against the reference v0, not the predecessor; there the estimates rise above +1,000 and mostly carry no half-width. Only from epoch 3 on does the long stage measure against the predecessor.

Short stage: Elo per run

Cumulative long stages, as exported by the oracle

Each point is a passed long stage against its predecessor; the line sums them, the band is the 95-percent interval of the sum. The curve adds up selected predecessor comparisons; it is not a progress meter and not an absolute playing strength. Showing the newest 20 of 65 entries; older ones are on the run pages.

Epochsepoch A stretch of runs under one toolchain and one set of measuring conditions. Values across epochs are not added.

Epochs separate measurements whose toolchain or conditions are not freely comparable. Values across an epoch boundary are not added.

Measuring stages

SPRTSPRT Sequential probability ratio test. Games are played until the accumulated evidence reaches one of two bounds; then the test stops. hypotheses in nElo, normalized model. Both stages must pass.

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