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How Much Can Repeated Running Buy? A Measured Variance Ceiling for LLM Code Evaluation
A benchmark score is a measurement whose uncertainty has two sources: an aleatoric component from stochastic decoding and an epistemic component from the finite problem set. Using 16 models on 99 recent LeetCode-style problems with two prompts and five runs each (15,840 judged runs in a fully crosse
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