Field Crew Bragging Rights

[RobotsVsKittens]

Originally Posted by Mark McLeod

0:06:36 - 50 -- 84 - 10 - 0:04:00 - 0:11:00 - SBPLI Long Island Regional - 4
0:06:36 - 57 -- 97 - 10 - 0:04:00 - 0:10:00 - Northeast Utilities FIRST Connecticut Regional - 5

Oddly similar stats for two regionals of which I was part of the field crew!

[Alex Cormier]

Can we get an update with the CMP data?

[Mark McLeod]

Field - #teams - #matches - # per team - Target -- Avg match --- Deviation --- Min Cycle ---- Max Cycle --- Std Dev
------------------------------------------- Match Cycle -- Cycle

Archimedes - 88 ----- 147 ----- 10 ----- 0:06:00 ----- 0:06:04 ----- 0:00:04 ----- 0:04:00 ----- 0:10:00 ----- 0:01:03
Curie -------- 88 ----- 147 ----- 10 ----- 0:06:00 ----- 0:06:18 ----- 0:00:18 ----- 0:04:00 ----- 0:18:00 ----- 0:01:55
Galileo ------ 88 ----- 147 ----- 10 ----- 0:06:00 ----- 0:06:21 ----- 0:00:21 ----- 0:04:00 ----- 0:14:00 ----- 0:01:32
Newton ----- 88 ----- 147 ----- 10 ----- 0:06:00 ----- 0:06:21 ----- 0:00:21 ----- 0:05:00 ----- 0:16:00 ----- 0:01:38


Archimedes field crew wins the efficiency contest.

P.S.
I did not include the rematches on Curie and Newton in the above calculations.
On Friday both Archimedes and Galileo finished their matches before awards, while Curie (3) and Newton (1) had to finish afterwards.

[Koko Ed]

Originally Posted by Mark McLeod

Field - #teams - #matches - # per team - Target Avg - Avg match -- Deviation --- Min Cycle ---- Max Cycle --- Std Dev
----------------------------------------- Match Cycle - Cycle

Archimedes - 88 ----- 147 ----- 10 ----- 0:06:00 ----- 0:06:04 ----- 0:00:04 ----- 0:04:00 ----- 0:10:00 ----- 0:01:03
Curie ------- 88 ----- 147 ----- 10 ----- 0:06:00 ----- 0:06:18 ----- 0:00:18 ----- 0:04:00 ----- 0:18:00 ----- 0:01:55
Galileo ------ 88 ----- 147 ----- 10 ----- 0:06:00 ----- 0:06:21 ----- 0:00:21 ----- 0:04:00 ----- 0:14:00 ----- 0:01:32
Newton ----- 88 ----- 147 ----- 10 ----- 0:06:00 ----- 0:06:21 ----- 0:00:21 ----- 0:05:00 ----- 0:16:00 ----- 0:01:38


Archimedes field crew wins the efficency contest.

Curie and Archimedes team queing crews traded divisions so they both ended up affecting the rating and both crews end up Einstein.

[Mark McLeod]

Originally Posted by Koko Ed

Curie and Archimedes team queing crews traded divisions so they both ended up affecting the rating and both crews end up Einstein.

If you really want to get into the nitty gritty, there's data enough to calculate separate ratings for queuers and the personnel who did move with the field changes (Refs, scorer, field reset, cooperative teams count too).

I'll leave that to someone else though.