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- Leverage · closed loop · 1.7K×
- Υ Yield · trails · 19.1K
- Cost · cost leader · $0.57/1M
- Velocity · fast · 11.4 o/i
- Efficacy · strong · 441.87
#1 Karthikeyan KK#11 Nikita Reshetnik#22 DirtyData
Points among 22 live operators (1 to 22); outward = more. Cost per 1M: cheaper is outward. Token-flow shape, not a quality score.
| Measure | Value | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Yield | 19,081.9399 | 16 |
| Leverage | 1,667.2722 | 15 |
| SNR | 0.9196 | 19 |
| Velocity | 11.445 | 19 |
| 10xDEV | 3.222 | 15 |
| Efficiency | 441.8695 | 16 |
| Cost per 1M | 0.5698 | 10 |
- Leverage · closed loop · 16.8K×
- Υ Yield · leads 51× · 976.9K
- Cost · cost leader · $0.52/1M
- Velocity · fast · 58.2 o/i
- Efficacy · strong · 4428.17
#1 Karthikeyan KK#11 Nikita Reshetnik#22 DirtyData
Points among 22 live operators (1 to 22); outward = more. Cost per 1M: cheaper is outward. Token-flow shape, not a quality score.
| Measure | Value | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Yield | 976,944.2293 | 21 |
| Leverage | 16,785.7105 | 21 |
| SNR | 0.9831 | 22 |
| Velocity | 58.2009 | 22 |
| 10xDEV | 4.2249 | 21 |
| Efficiency | 4,428.1743 | 22 |
| Cost per 1M | 0.5177 | 14 |
Raw · Flow · Total
Karthikeyan KKMetrics
Karthikeyan KKHead to head
Anagh Kumar BaranwalKarthikeyan KK
#1 Karthikeyan KK#11 Nikita Reshetnik#22 DirtyData
Where a Yield gap comes from. Transmission × Commitment × Reuse = Leverage (cache read ÷ input); Υ = Leverage × Transmission. Dot = more points on that axis.
| Axis | Formula | Anagh Kumar Baranwal | Karthikeyan KK | More |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Transmission | output ÷ input | 11.4 (19) | 58.2 (22) | Karthikeyan KK |
| Commitment | cache write ÷ output | 7.76 (12) | 14.9 (19) | Karthikeyan KK |
| Reuse | cache read ÷ cache write | 18.8 (6) | 19.3 (8) | Karthikeyan KK |
| Leverage | T × C × R = cache read ÷ input | 1.7K (16) | 16.8K (22) | Karthikeyan KK |
| Υ Yield | Leverage × Transmission = cache read × output ÷ input² | 19.1K (17) | 977K (22) | Karthikeyan KK |
Anagh Kumar BaranwalKarthikeyan KK
#1 Karthikeyan KK#11 Nikita Reshetnik#22 DirtyData
How each operates, not how much: each pillar's share of the operator's own tokens, ranked against the field. Input share is flipped, so less input is outward.
| Axis | Formula | Anagh Kumar Baranwal | Karthikeyan KK | More |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Input ↓ | input share of own total (less is outward) | 0.06% (16) | <0.01% (22) | Karthikeyan KK |
| Output | output share of own total | 0.65% (17) | 0.33% (4) | Anagh Kumar Baranwal |
| Cache write | cache write share of own total | 5.0% (18) | 4.9% (16) | Anagh Kumar Baranwal |
| Cache read | cache read share of own total | 94% (10) | 95% (13) | Karthikeyan KK |
FAQ · 3 questions
How do I compare two AI operators on SigRank?
Visit signalaf.com/compare and select two operators using the dropdown selectors. The comparison shows Yield (Υ), SNR, Leverage, Velocity, 10xDEV, and blended cost side by side, plus each operator's own raw and metric radars and a shared Yield-over-time chart. You can share the comparison via URL.
What metrics does the SigRank comparison show?
The head-to-head comparison shows six cascade metrics: Yield (Υ = cache_read × output / input²), SNR (signal-to-noise ratio), Leverage (cache reuse efficiency), Velocity (output per token), 10xDEV (log-normalized value above replacement), and blended cost ($/1M tokens). Individual raw and metric radar charts describe each live operator, with their recorded Yield history beneath.
Can I compare myself against another AI operator?
Yes. If you are enrolled on SigRank, the Compare Against Me feature lets you select yourself as one of the comparison operands. You can compare your cascade metrics against any other operator on the leaderboard to see exactly where and why you differ.