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OPR: This is typically just the average match score from all of one team’s matches. For FMS Scouting, 4 of the 6 values will be Blue Auto, Red Auto, Blue TeleOp, and Red TeleOp scores. When averaging all of these values based on every time a specific team appears on the field, it would produce the traditional idea of OPR. With this new form of OPR, the traditional OPR must be divided by 3 to show that team’s specific contribution.
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I've tried reading this several times, and it sounds like you're saying that OPR as commonly used here on CD ("traditional") is just a simple average, and that your new form of OPR is derived from that simply by dividing the "traditional" OPR by 3.
That's not really what you intended, is it?