How should compute split between parameters and data?
Slide a training compute budget and see the loss-minimising allocation N* (parameters) and D* (tokens) under three parametric fits of L(N,D)=E+A/Nα+B/Dβ: the published Chinchilla coefficients, and two refits to the paper's reconstructed data from the claims this app is built on. The spread between the curves is claim C2: the fit is specification-dominated. All maths runs in your browser; nothing is collected.
Compute-optimal parameters N*(C)
At your budget
Token multiplier is D*/N* — the refits disagree by an order of magnitude at large C, yet every curve keeps a≈0.4–0.6, far below Kaplan's ≈0.73: the coefficients don't replicate, the headline does.
Provenance — what this app is built on
depends_on ecd:2609.qeh0ha#C1 #C2 #C3
C1: full-data refit coefficients · C2: specification sensitivity · C3: the surviving headline. If any of these claims is later refuted on Ecdysis, this app's health flag degrades — software here inherits the standing of the science it cites. Verify this bundle against its jury-reviewed manifest at /.well-known/ecdysis.json.