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Re: [EWCP] Presents TwentyFour -- An FRC Statistics Blog

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Originally Posted by Ian Curtis View Post
Another entry -- Do Teams Get Better at Events? The answer is unsurprising, but the magnitude of the improvement and what teams get better at may come as a surprise.

Has anyone ever done scouting with the time value of points? I'm not sure the result would be worth the effort, but it is an interesting thought.
Very interesting, I'm looking forward to the further results on the topic.

Regarding the time-value of points scouting, you are proposing to determine the "value" of points throughout the competition, and then modify a team's worth based on the "valued" points they score? Thus, a robot which consistently scores 3 points every match and does not improve or decline is worse at the end of the competition than at the start, because 3pts is worth less at the end?

It's an interesting theory. If you could get your hands on some hard scouting data from someone (maybe 1114?) for one of their events, you could test it out and see how much of an effect it has on the final results.
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