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In this case, the lightweight model handled about 65% of request volume but contributed only about 2.4% of the cost.
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10/21/2026
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UnverifiedIn a simulation of 2000 requests, the small model (1 unit cost/request) had an accuracy of 74.5% and a cost of 1.34 per correct answer; the large model (20 unit cost/request) had an accuracy of 95.8% and a cost of 20.88 per correct answer.71% similarUnverifiedIn the test set, the deployment cost of a medium-sized model was 4 times that of a certain smaller model, but application performance improved by only about 2%.70% similarUnverifiedFor a premium reasoning model costing $0.015 per query, a $0.00002 embedding call corresponds to an economic break-even hit rate below 1%; when routing to lightweight models (such as GPT-4o-mini or Claude 3.5 Haiku) with an inference call cost of $0.0002, an application needs a 15% to 20% cache hit rate to avoid losing money.68% similarUnverifiedIn this cost breakdown, model replies account for 25.5% of total cost, ranking second.68% similarUnverifiedOn a small model with 23 million parameters, the relative share of the extra computation graph and memory access overhead introduced by retrieval operations is higher, which may mask the benefits of parameter reduction.65% similar
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