Feature: print benchmark stats broken down by language#27
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Very interesting! This makes a lot of sense. I will merge this into a new version tomorrow, thank you for taking the time |
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When running the Aider benchmark, sometimes it is useful to analyze the performance of the model according to the programming language. Some users may want to choose a model that do better specifically in Go, even though the overall benchmark score may be low.
I added some self-contained code to
benchmark.pyso that when you callbenchmark.py --statsalong with--verbose, it will print the benchmark stats broken down by each language at the bottom of the report. Without--verbose, the behavior is kept unchanged.Here is an example: