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How every miner on netuid 92 is doing in our validator's view: how often it answers, how correct its answers are and how fast.

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Network summary

    Miners scored
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    Pools
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    Verified capacity
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    Availability, 24 h
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    Median latency, 24 h
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    Last round
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    Last weights set
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    Miners

    Status

    Miners on netuid 92, ranked by score (EMA) within the selected pool. Click a column heading to sort.

    What the statuses mean

    ok
    None of the problems below: the miner answers, is correct and has a healthy score.
    degraded
    Availability under 95 %, correctness under 99 % or score EMA under 0.5.
    failing
    The last round failed, or availability over 24 h is under 50 %.
    offline
    The last 5 rounds were unreachable or timed out.
    not serving
    No valid commitment or axon, so the validator does not query it.

    How scoring works

    1. Our validator (UID 3) sends every miner 8 decision items each round, about every 2 minutes.
    2. Each answer is checked against the pinned reference model by comparing the logits (logit distance).
    3. Correctness comes first. A round where the answers drift too far from the reference scores 0. A big drift is a strike and resets the score.
    4. Otherwise the round score is 0.8 + 0.2 × speed. Speed is full at 0.5 s or faster and fades to zero at 8 s.
    5. The moving average of the round scores (EMA, alpha 0.1) is what becomes the miner's weight.
    6. Verified capacity. Every few rounds the validator also probes how many verified decisions per second a miner can serve. Inside a pool the weight scales with the score EMA times the verified capacity, counted up to the pool cap and measured in capacity units. Weights are a share of the subnet's emissions, not a promise: rewards are variable and can be zero.

    This is only our validator's view (UID 3). Other validators may score differently. The on-chain numbers (incentive, trust, stake) come from the public Bittensor metagraph and are shown as plain numbers on each miner's detail page.

    Read the validator code: reaxlabs/reax-subnet (src/reax_subnet/s1validator.py, s1scoring.py). Want to run a miner? See How to mine. Public chain view: taostats.io/subnets/92.