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<pclass="plot-caption">Plot 1: The above plot represents {{ default_exe.project }} ({{ default_exe }}) benchmark times normalized to {{ baseline }}. Smaller is better.</p>
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<p>It depends greatly on the type of task being performed. The geometric average of all benchmarks is <spanid="geomean"></span> or <strongid="geofaster"></strong> times <em>faster</em> than {{ baseline }}</p>
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<h3>How has {{ default_exe.project }} performance evolved over time?</h3>
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<h3>How has PyPy performance evolved over time?</h3>
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<divid="historical-plot"></div>
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<pclass="plot-caption">Plot 2: Speedup compared to {{ baseline }}, using the inverse of the geometric average of normalized times, out of <spanid="num_of_benchs"></span> benchmarks (see <ahref="http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=5673" title="How not to lie with statistics: the correct way to summarize benchmark results">paper</a> on why the geometric mean is better for normalized results).</p>
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