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Re: Most Competitive Events in 2015?
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For this reason (and the simple fact that only 24 teams make it into elims), I'd be more interested in seeing the average BBQ of the top ~24 teams. Quote:
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125: 9 blue banners, 17 years old... BBQ: 0.53 1519: 7 blue banners, 10 years old... BBQ: 0.70 177: 16 blue banners, 20 years old... BBQ: 0.80 3467: 5 blue banners, 4 years old... BBQ: 1.25 And some MN, WI teams... 2175: 2 blue banners, 8 years old... BBQ: 0.25 2052: 4 blue banners, 8 years old... BBQ: 0.50 2826: 4 blue banners, 6 years old... BBQ: 0.67 1732: 6 blue banners, 9 years old... BBQ: 0.67 2169: 9 blue banners, 8 years old... BBQ: 1.13 I for one was especially stunned that 2826 has 'only' 4 banners... seems like all those Finalists should count for something! ;-) Sorry if I slighted anyone's blue banner count; I was just quickly counting off the FIRST awards site! Anyway, I far prefer my own aWAR (or Nemo's Performance Index) for predicting event competitiveness. If someone posts an Excel sheet with all the 2015 events and teams attending I'll run the aggregate aWAR numbers and such. |
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Week 1: Code:
South Florida: flfo Lake Superior: mndu Northern Lights: mndu2 Palmetto: scmb Dallas: txda FIM Howell: mihow FIM Southfield: misou FIM Standish: mista NE Granite State: nhnas PNW Oregon City: orore PNW Auburn Mountainview: waamv Inland Empire: carm Georgia Southern Classic: gape NE Waterbury: ctwat IN Indianapolis: inind MAR Hatboro-Horsham: pahat Code:
Arkansas: arfa Mexico City: mxmc GTRC: onto2 Greater Pittsburgh: papi NE Pioneer Valley: maspr FIM Kentwood: miken FIM Kettering: miket FIM Waterford: miwat PNW West Valley: waspo CVR: cama NE Reading: marea MAR Mt Olive: njfla PNW Glacier Peak: wasno Israel: ista Code:
Australia: ausy LA Regional: calb Orlando: flor Greater KC: mokc GTRE: onto Alamo: txsa Utah: utwv IN Kokomo: inkok NE UMass: manda NE Pine Tree: melew FIM Woodhaven: mifla FIM Gull Lake: migul FIM Traverse City: mitvc PNW Wilsonville: orwil MAR Springside Chestnut Hill: paphi NYC: nyny PNW Mt Vernon: wamou Code:
Arizona East: azch Sacramento: casa Central Illinois: ilil Bayou: lake St Louis: mosl North Carolina: ncre NY Tech Valley: nytr Waterloo: onwa Montreal: qcmo Virginia: vari Wisconsin: wimi IN Purdue: inwla FIM GLB: mimid FIM St Joseph: misjo FIM West Michigan: miwmi PNW Central Washington: waell NE UNH (Durham): nhdur MAR Seneca: njtab NE Rhode Island: rismi PNW Shorewood: washo Code:
Colorado: code Greater DC: dcwa Peachtree: gadu Hawaii: hiho Las Vegas: nvlv Long Island: nyli Finger Lakes: nyro Buckeye: ohcl Oklahoma: okok North Bay: onnb Hub City: txlu NE Northeastern: mabos FIM Center Line: micen FIM Escanaba: miesc FIM Livonia: miliv PNW Philomath: orphi PNW Auburn: waahs Ventura: cave NE Hartford: cthar MAR Bridgewater-Raritan: njbri MAR Upper Darby: padre Code:
Western Canada: abca Arizona West: azpx San Diego: casd SVR: casj Midwest: ilch Chesapeake: mdcp 10000 Lakes: mnmi North Star: mnmi2 Queen City: ohci Windsor Essex: onwi PNW Champs (NOT IN DATA): pncmp Smoky Mountains: tnkn Lone Star: txho IN Champs (NOT IN DATA): incmp FIM Bedford: mibed FIM Lansing: milan FIM Troy: mitry MAR North Brunswick: njnbr |
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Re: Most Competitive Events in 2015?
These should also be the official event codes used by FMS and FIRST's event data site.
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Re: Most Competitive Events in 2015?
That can't be right. I know that the teams at Waterloo are good, but there is no way that every attending team is earning more than 3 blue banners every year.
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You're quite right... I was wrong on this one. I had wrongly thought BBQ was calculated on a team-by-team basis and then averaged across all teams in attendance, rather than simply being the number of blue banners earned by all teams at the event, divided by the number of teams attending.
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Event Team Count Total BBs BBQ SAUCE 2011-2014 onwa 28 94 3.3571 3.2857 1.7857 cthar 36 83 2.3056 1.6389 0.8056 maspr 32 61 1.9063 1.2188 0.5625 miwmi 40 74 1.8500 1.6000 1.1250 njfla 38 69 1.8158 1.4737 0.8684 arfa 58 100 1.7241 1.5690 1.0000 nyro 37 57 1.5405 1.1622 0.4865 papi 50 74 1.4800 1.3400 0.8000 |
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Re: Most Competitive Events in 2015?
I added in the Standish District, SAUCE (which is 2006 onwards), and the past four seasons (2011 onwards.)
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Re: Most Competitive Events in 2015?
Hello,
I am curious if this takes into account district clue banners. Does it disregard them entirely, or use them the same as the regional blue banners? |
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Re: Most Competitive Events in 2015?
For the sake of argument, let's say there was an event with two exceptional team with 40 banners each and all of the rest of the teams had zero. Empirically, would you consider this a competitive event? Would a better measure be the count of teams earning banners as an indicator of competitiveness?
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It wouldn't be perfect by any means, but it would be interesting to see. |
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