[FRCTop25.com] Final 2015 Top 25 Voting!

[indubitably]

According to Ed Law's Spreadsheet: http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/papers/2174

Top 25 Max OPR:

Rank	Team #	Max OPR
1	254	158
2	118	138.1
3	1114	128.4
4	2826	117.9
5	2056	112.5
6	1023	109
7	1519	105.9
8	1678	102.8
9	2122	101.7
10	1806	101.7
11	1671	100
12	3824	100
13	1730	97.4
14	148	97.2
15	3309	95.9
16	225	95
17	624	93.3
18	1690	92.7
19	2481	92.02222443
20	2085	91.7
21	1986	91.3
22	2338	90.8
23	67	90.8
24	1619	88.7
25	195	88

Top 25 OPR

Rank	Team #	OPR
1	1114	121.67
2	254	115.63
3	2056	107.32
4	118	98.18
5	1519	94.30
6	1678	90.26
7	2826	88.72
8	148	87.74
9	1730	87.53
10	987	83.39
11	4488	83.06
12	1619	82.78
13	2481	81.57
14	2122	81.57
15	1023	81.08
16	2338	80.74
17	225	78.93
18	2085	78.66
19	330	78.62
20	3824	76.83
21	1806	75.27
22	368	75.06
23	5406	74.92
24	314	73.40
25	33	73.31

[MaGiC_PiKaChU]

Originally Posted by indubitably

According to Ed Law's Spreadsheet: http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/papers/2174

OPR gives a good idea, but it's only reliable within a single event... still shows the picture

[stingray27]

Additionally, OPR really only rates high scoring stackers well. Can burglars seem to be left in the dark in terms of OPR cause their talent doesn't get taken into account until primarily elimination matches (which usually doesn't get into OPR).

[Dunngeon]

Originally Posted by stingray27

Additionally, OPR really only rates high scoring stackers well. Can burglars seem to be left in the dark in terms of OPR cause their talent doesn't get taken into account until primarily elimination matches (which usually doesn't get into OPR).

Well yeah, it's not CBPR. It's an estimate of how many points your robot can score in a match, it's not designed to include the potential points burglarizing cans creates (nor is that measurable). That's what good event scouting is for

[Tyler Olds]

Vote for auto.... vote 2826! That is all.

[sagi34]

I want to recommend you 3339 to be in your list:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQOTMQCZyB0
you can also see in this video team 1574, which is very good too.

[Jean Tenca]

Here's to hoping we make the list and achieve the dream! We've been humbled and honored to make the list two weeks this year. Thank you everyone

[Mike Starke]

Voting is now closed, thank you so much to everyone who voted! We'll see you all Friday night!

[Nathan Streeter]

Originally Posted by MaGiC_PiKaChU

OPR gives a good idea, but it's only reliable within a single event... still shows the picture

I'm not saying OPR's perfect ('cause it's not!), but the whole point of OPR is to have a generalized statistic that indicates how many points certain teams score 'across events... and it actually seems to do a pretty darn good job. That said, easy ways to get a low OPR (perhaps unrepresentative of potential?) are by having a niche role-playing robot that is dependent on partners, having inconsistent performance through an event, or by scoring in such a way that partners can't contribute as they typically would.

From 1519's perspective this year, it's been nearly spot on for our point scoring (if you only give co-op about 20pts instead of 40) if you compare it to going back and scouting matches (after each event we do a comprehensive point and time analysis based on video of our matches).

Now QA's are really only meaningful within an event... for example, DCMP QA's are solidly inflated compared to Regional or District events.