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Another interesting statistic is the number of PID controllers.
There is some team out there with a reported 100 PID Controllers. I really don't believe this, but it is interesting. Also it shows there are 31 teams with more than 10 PID Controllers. As was already said... interesting :) |
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I'd be interested to know if they just took the state of the robot in the last match or if they aggregated it over the season. |
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I tried to identify by numbers of objects as little as possible (except for things I know there was 0% chance anything was different, like Joysticks and solenoids) as I think there are some quirks with their tool. Our row had way more PIDController objects that I thought we should have, but it could have been a weird thing with a robot resetting midmatch, or etc (I don't think we were ever remaking our controllers).
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Also, I am pretty surprised by the Language numbers. Unfortunately I don't have a source, but I clearly remember hearing a few years ago that the split was about 50% Labview, 30% Java, 20% C++, and a small handful of Python users. |
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Edit -finding 3946: with Rookie Year, Language, Framework, and minimal numbers for CANTalons,Talon SRs, and solenoids, down to 2. Several further points indicate that we're record 1603 in the table. A few interesting things learned there, most of which are confirmed as I view our source code. |
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Seems like a sub-par way to collect data as "oh we had a victor on hand for this quick fix then swap it back out to a talon when it gets in" I'd almost like to see the final state numbers for teams. Edit: Also - I really wish this wasn't anonymized data. |
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A) Let's not pretend I read that form B) I don't really care whether or not people know which of the 8 2000RYs that used C++ we are... |
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95% sure that row 130 is 254.
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