ConceptOracle Router
Oracle Router
A theoretical upper bound for routing in which it is known in advance whether each request would be answered incorrectly by the small model, and only requests destined to fail are sent to the large model. It is used to measure the headroom of real routing strategies and does not represent a deployable system.
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Oct 12
The oracle router knows in advance which cases the small model will get wrong, sends only the wrong requests to the large model, and achieves accuracy comparable to always using the large model at only 29% of the cost.
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