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Re: "standard error" of OPR values
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Originally Posted by IKE View Post
I have done this in the past (2010, 2011, 2012, 2013). 2013 was pretty close. 2010 was pretty close at a given event though interesting strategies could result in interesting scores. 2011 was useful at District level of competition, but not very useful at MSC or Worlds. 2012, semi useful if using some sort of co-op balance partial contribution factor.

Someone did a study for Archimedes this year. I would say it is similar to 2011 where 3 really impressive scorers would put up a really great score, but if you expected 3X, you would instead get more like 2.25 to 2.5....
I produced predicted scores for Newton using the OPR components to eliminate potential double counting of auto and adjust for coop points. I predicted 118 would average 200 and they averaged 198. I have to check the distribution of OPR vs actual points.
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