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2011 Archimedes Division
Let's here it Archimedes! Time for a roll call!
http://frclinks.com/e/arc We got some tough competition, but we also have the BEST chant ever! ARCHI- |
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Plus it should be noted that we get to play all day Saturday in the dome, which is an added point of awesomeness for the division.
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I'll be reuniting with 2175 at Champs as the drive coach. They're working on making some changes to improve on the performance from Northstar including upgrading to a competitive minibot. |
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Michigan is definitely well represented in this division!
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Since No one has done OPRs for this division are the Highest Event and Avg OPR (hat tip to Travis) for the teams in Archimedes
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What is GG? We're, 33, from MI?
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ARCH-A-MEDES
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Hi all -
Teacher Mentor for Team #3337: Panthrobotics checking in. Looking forward to playing with y'all. |
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Maybe it stands for "Generally Good"? =D
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Really?
wc Ann Arbor MI District dt Detroit MI District gg Kettering University MI District ww Livonia MI District swm Niles MI District gt Traverse City MI District oc Troy MI District oc1 Waterford MI District mi West Michigan MI District gl Michigan State Championship This seems to be a side effect of the district system. |
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Team 360 checking in from Washington (The state, not D.C.)
Can't wait to get to St. Louis! This is sure to be a fun and exciting division, based on the teams we've got here. |
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Team 1899 Saints Robotics from Washington (State) is present and excited for our first taste of the FIRST Championship!
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Looks awesome, this is going to be 2022's first time at championship ever, and we excited to have the dome floor Thursday/Saturday.
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Looks like an awesome field. And we even get the saturday dome field an added bonus!
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If the OPR rankings are from the highest of attended regionals then ours should be from OKC where are OPR should be much higher. Am I understanding that correctly?
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OK, then could some one explain what factors in to OPR
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I don't know everything, but it is based on alliance scores and not individual robot performance.
I don't know the algorithm, but it is calculated from the FMS feeds Again, these are just arbitrary numbers... |
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Also, Waterford (OC1) is the only event code with a "1" included in it. Other event codes in the same area use a 2 (MN2, ON2, WA2). As a computer engineer, I can understand indexing arrays using starting at zero, but the inconsistency between the 4 events confuses me. MN2 (North Star) started in 09 while the rest are new this year, so Waterford should be OC2 for consistency. When you generate OPRs and use frclinks.com & twitter hashtags as much as I do, the event codes become second nature/shorthand. |
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In the end it comes down to scouting. Our score is lower than it should be in some ways. Once we actually got our robot playing properly (minus the one time when our Autonomous mode actually reversed, ran into the robot behind us, and lodged them into the rear wall), we played with extreme accuracy. Ahh well - next year we will have to go to two regionals.
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OPR is a representation of an individual robots contribution to the score of their alliances. OPR is calculated using matrix algebra. This approach helps to compensate for having stronger or weaker alliance partners.
Ultimately statistics derived from final scores will always have flaws. They are a useful jumping off point, and talking point before the event, but any team worth their salt won't be considering these numbers at all for alliance selection. |
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Its not a big deal. I was just wondering how the OPR was calculated.
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SWEET! 74 is in Archimedes!
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3467 Windham Windup is so ready for Archimedes!!!!!
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Hey everyone! 2016 can't wait to see you all in St Louis! :)
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PUMPED for St. Louis!!!!! This is going to be a good one, I see some tough MI teams in this crowd...awesome! Go 1918!!!
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Bedford Express is eager to meet you all (and eager to play with our Michigan friends some more!!) Playing in the dome on Saturday is icing on the cake! It's going to be a great competition regardless of where we play though!
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Will Archimedes produce an all Michigan alliance on Einstein this year?
Interesting tidbit - the top four ranked teams from Michigan will be in separate divisions, and got there in alphabetical order: (coincidence?) #1 33 Archimedes #2 67 Curie #3 2137 Galileo #4 27 Newton |
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This is going to be an exciting division. With Michigan powerhouses such as 33, 1023, 1718, 1918, 2054 and 3098 represented and traditional powerhouses such as 118, 45, 177, 330, 360, and 1912, eliminations are definitely going to be pretty intense. I second the hope of an all-Michigan alliance going to Einstein . |
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Looking forward to it! Sounds likes it will be intense and yet fun at the same time. :)
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Archimedes 11 teams Curie 5 teams Galileo 6 teams Newton 7 teams |
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Just noticed MOE!!! Woot! You all made an impression on my Lego team which helped form BX when they got to high school! Your team also shared info with us a few years back when I took over coaching BX! Looking forward to playing with you all!!! |
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GO BLUE is perfectly acceptable. Sincerely, a fellow UofM fan. |
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I feel happy with the teams in Archimedes, from the scouting I've done these are the good teams I've seen in each division.(i know there are missing teams,sorry, i'm only one person XD)
Also we have to remember that there will be teams that improve from there last regional. Arc--Cur---Ga---New 33---51--- 40--- 16 74--- 67--- 48--- 25 118--71--- 63--- 27 131-- 103-- 111-- 78 177-- 166-- 175-- 88 190-- 176-- 195-- 148 191-- 180-- 254-- 179 229-- 245-- 294-- 217 303-- 365--341-- 233 330-- 573-- 359-- 234 360-- 599-- 399-- 494 781-- 768-- 469-- 525 876-- 968-- 548-- 1503 931-- 987-- 610-- 1538 932-- 1519- 935-- 1676 1023-1559- 967-- 1730 1323- 1625- 973-- 2122 1477-1678- 1114- 2415 1510- 1717- 1218- 3138 1718- 1986- 1771 1918- 2056- 1985 2016- 2081- 2137 2054- 2363- 2337 2169- 2471 2512- 2702 3010- 2751 3098- 2826 3539 |
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Team 45 is extremely glad to be in Archimedes with so many good teams this year. I remember 148 and 33 in our division last year and those elimination matches were intense. I really look forward to this years championships and like always I hope everyone does well and has fun.
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Can't wait to play on Archimedes again, last time great things happened. :)
You can be sure that 2016 will be at full force with a few updates up our sleeves. Btw, is anyone going to startup a Archimedes Robot Scouting List thread where teams can post photos, videos, and specs? Sure helps teams to get their name out there. Can't wait too see you all, good luck! |
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As much as I would like to play a match with BX, MOE is Curie not Archi; so it is not happing yet. However, we will be sharing a set of fields in the pit and the dome :rolleyes: . I am just posting on the Archi thread to share OPR data, and I couldn't resist the juicy trend Jack threw out there. Curie and Archi play each other in the Einstien semi finals so maybe we will see you there ;) |
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Team 931 Checking in from St. Louis. I can't wait to get to St. Louis!! Oh wait.. I'm already here!!
This is going to be a fun competition! Can't wait to see everyone there!! If anyone in this division needs a minibot, team 931 has got 5 extra's for the taking! (~ 1 second) |
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Pole climb time trials, for bragging rights -- plus a can of SPAM. |
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Hmm - we'll have to bring our mini-bot for some Spam as well. You know - I could throw in some Ramen Noodles to add to the pot.
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Archimedes is no Galileo, but I really like this division. You've got your "big guns" with 33, 118, 177, 1918, and 2016 that all have a very good shot at #1 seed and taking the division, but this division has a very large middle ground. Not as top heavy but a LOT more even.
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I'll bring some Mac and Cheese |
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2949 can't wait to compete against all of you in St. Louis!!!
Check our website and fb page shortly for updated detailed pictures and videos of our robot: http://www.pwnage.foxvalleyrobotics.com http://www.facebook.com/pages/pwnage...09248172427910 Good luck to everyone! |
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I can still hear the MICH-I-GAN chant ringing in my ears from 2009. I'd love to hear it again.
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Thunder Robotics Team 876 is looking forward to the tremendous competition and seeing some good friends in the elite Archimedes division!
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Looking forward to cheering with 33's signs :)
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how about 12 michigan teams on einstien?
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I don't like the idea of 12 Michigan teams on Einstein - of course I am a bit partial to having another state in the fray.
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Say hello to Team 440, The Suspects, imported from Detroit! |
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Team 931 won't let it =) |
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The number of teams in Michigan are far greater than every other state (except California). The affordable District system is ideal, especially for MI. Sure, we get more experience, and for a lower price. Perhaps other states will soon get the district system as well. |
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I dont think everyone is as big a fan of the district model, I think this is the difference between folks who have played FIRST since its early days, when regionals were sparse and spread out. It gave us an opportunity to meet new people from different regions.
Now what everyone seems to care about is getting practice time on the field so they can get better on their robot. I don't see how that helps the students grow in any way or form. I for one am glad to have been a part of FIRST when we used to be at Disney and traveled to various locations for regionals. We had good sponsors but we fundraised our way to all those locations. Same as the team I currently mentor. Each student fundraises enough money to pay for their trip. Anyways back to Archimedes - i think theres a lot of sleeper teams in this divison. It will be good to see some non-powerhouse teams in competition and get to learn about their strategies. Scouting is going to count for tons in this division and overlooking any team in this division would be a mistake, we have the most underrated divsion and also the division with the highest # of teams that have won a regional. This will be a deep division without a doubt outside of the well known teams. C ya all in a week. |
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#1 Teams are still allowed to travel to other areas and compete. The only restriction is that a non-Michigan team can't compete here, but there are still many other regionals you can travel to.
#2 I would suggest that anyone who believes that the success Michigan teams enjoy is a result of the district model is certainly not a student of history. Perhaps you should talk to teams like 67, 469, 33, and 217 and see what their take is... #3 Let's not turn this into yet-another discussion about districts. There are many many threads about that. I look forward to seeing a bunch of new teams again. Good luck everyone. |
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Team 1912 is super excited about Archimedes! We were in this division in 2007 and loved it. See you guys in 6 days..
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Team 1510 Checking in from Oregon we are all really excited for championships and this division!
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Can't wait to play with you all next week!!!! |
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Similar to what I did in previous years, I ran through 100 simulated qualification match schedules (all 146 matches, using the FIRST match generator). I used each team's highest opr at any event for their contribution to a match. I calculated the standings for each of the 100 simulated qualification schedules, and then looked at some statistics from the aggregate results.
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Joe, how did you turn different teams OPR's into match results? Did you just take the different match schedules, add up the OPR's for both the alliances and declare the alliance with the larger OPR the winner? Or is there some element of randomness involved in it? And if you did just add the OPR's, were tied matches simply when the two sides were approximately equal?
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2011 Archimedes Division and the MOEbile Pit!
To start I would like to congratulate all of the teams who are coming to nationals in St. Louis! All of your hard work and dedication is paying off!
Like any other competition there are some things that are bound to happen. Programs aren't going to run right, things will break, and countless of other things could go wrong (knock on wood!). But have no fear, MOEbile Pit will be there! For years MOE 365 has run a successful "mobile pit" which consists of a team of students that helps other teams with any problems that they encounter. But this year we are stepping into the 21st century with the help of Twitter! If at any time during the competition your team finds themselves in need of help, Tweet @MOEbilePit with your problem/request! This is an experimental way of communication through which other FIRST teams can connect to our MOEbile Pit when they need assistance! If you have any questions feel free to post them, or Tweet them to @MOEbilePit . In the words of my greatest inspiration, Dean Kamen, "Good luck, and see you in St. Louis!" |
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Match Predictions by OPR,
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1 65.8 32.2 33.6 |
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