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v3 runs for RAGSAK/fastapi/zod with decompose default-on and _COUNT_CAP raised. Updated SUMMARY.md with before/after quality table.
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## Round 20 update — B + A applied (v3 runs)
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Flags: CLI default (decompose ON, max_seq_length 4), cap raised to 1e30.
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| codebase | grammars | pure bags | capped scores |
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|----------|----------|-----------|---------------|
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| RAGSAK | 95 (was 29) | 5 (was 9) | 0 (was 20@1e12) |
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| fastapi | 118 (was 109)| 26 (was 74) | 0 (was 83@1e12) |
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| zod | 10 (was 16) | 5 (was 15) | 0 (was 15@1e12) |
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- B (decompose default): more grammars, far fewer pure bags.
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- A (cap fix): lang_size_score no longer saturates; bags vs tight now rank
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correctly (tight=20, bag=9975 in unit check). mdl_score still shows 0 for
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many small grammars (separate model_cost/lang_size display quirk, not the
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langsize scorer).
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- Quality is two-tier: ~10-15% are real sequential flows
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(e.g. web controller test: post->jsonPath->isEqualTo->exchange->expectStatus);
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~85% remain orderless bags, concentrated in LARGE groups (tests, v4/locales).
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- Bags survive because CRX emits one grammar deterministically; lang_size_score
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only ranks BETWEEN algorithms. iDRegEx (off by default) would let the now-fixed
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scorer substitute tighter grammars. Next: run iDRegEx only on bag groups.
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