Editing Openai/6948e03d-a2c8-8004-b437-592576c8ff41 (section)

=== Assistant: Yes and no. ===
Yes and no. In the graph I showed, the x-axis labeled “Chain Size” functionally represents the length of the chains, so in that sense it is included—but only as a simple ordinal index from 1 to 16, not as a measured, precise metric of number of clauses, words, or cognitive units per statement.

The graph omits the actual quantitative length details of each chain, such as:
* Number of words per statement
* Number of clauses or nested dependencies
* Semantic density (how much new information each clause adds)
* Variability of length between statements in the same chain size

So while the x-axis stands in for chain length conceptually, the specific measurable details of length and internal structure—which were available in your experiment—weren’t explicitly plotted.

If you want, I can create a version of the graph where chain length in words or clauses is explicitly represented, which would make the phase transition more tightly connected to the actual experiment data.