Trends across runs
How each client's numbers move between benchmark runs. Lower is faster — a falling line or a green delta means a client's worst-case runtime (and so its proposed gas) came down since the previous run.
Since last run
When a client has no measurement in the previous run, its Previous value is backfilled from that client's most recent earlier run. The Latest value is never backfilled — a client absent from the newest run stays empty.
| Parameter | Client | Previous | Latest | Δ | Δ% |
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* the value's underlying regression was flagged as a poor fit (R²/p-value) by the New-gas analysis — treat it as low-confidence.
Change by client — each bar points left (green) when a client got faster/lower and right (red) when it regressed, sized by percent change so it's comparable across parameters.
Across all runs
One chart per estimated parameter — run on the x-axis, the selected metric on the y-axis, one line per client. Toggle clients above or via each chart's legend; hover a point to see the fit that produced it.
Mixed anchors across runs. These runs were not all fit at the same anchor rate (75, 100 Mgas/s), and proposed gas scales linearly with it — so part of the movement in the gas charts is a methodology change, not client performance. Spans that cross an anchor change are drawn dashed, and each point's anchor is in its tooltip. The runtime (ms) metric is anchor-independent and comparable throughout.
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