Thread: Graph of ETCs, EMCs, and ERCs through week 3
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Re: Graph of ETCs, EMCs, and ERCs through week 3
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Originally Posted by The Lucas View Post
Instead of using ETC rank on the x-axis of the graph, can you use team # and make a scatter plot with a trendline for each of the 3 metrics. I attached one I quickly make with all the OPRs versus team number.
Cool! This basically shows the lower the team number the higher the OPR.

For the record the x axis is teams and y is etc...

The reason I chose to go the way I did, is it paints a picture of scoring in FIRST as a whole rather than by team number.

Another thing that is interesting about your graph is point density.

The OPRs for the 3000+ teams are much closer together (less outliers) than the other 2500,
but it looks like for the 3000+ teams OPR links closely to teamnumber.
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