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You also gotta imagine that they tailored the implementation to succeed in known benchmarks and they still got 57%
Evidently, the benchmarking is based on a set of 912 user questions covering a range of scenarios. I have to assume that a decent chunk of these are covering situations where the original spreadsheet was set up poorly or excel isn't the ideal platform for the desired output. Given that, I wonder if the accuracy metrics even mean anything or if it's just a measurement of how well the software pounds square pegs into round holes.