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Re: Best FRC Games

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Originally Posted by Lil' Lavery View Post
Mean score based on OPR is probably not the best way to evaluate that. While the mean score may be 3, I'd be willing to bet the median score was underneath 3. If you score higher than the median, you're winning more than half of the matches on average.
On an alliance level the skew isn't particularly awful. On a robot level I'm sure it is much more pronounced since you miss out on the averaging across 3 robots.

(Across qualifying matches in the FRCFMS twitter feed in 2010, the mean match score was 4.2, the median was 4)

On a related note, I've always been surprised looking at historical data at how large the gap is between winning and losing alliances. I wonder if game "goodness" can be correlated to the size of that gap...
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