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Re: Scouting: Quantitative vs. Qualitative Poll
My team is looking at Quantitative results mostly strictly to determine what defenses we should put out against any given robot(s). Qualitative and Quantitative combine for our internal rankings of the robots as far as eliminations.
Make sure that if you are focusing on your quantitative data, you keep track of their partners and opponents. It can skew a team's trend if they are the middle of the pack team doing all the work for two bottom-quarter robots or if they are the "cheesecake" to 2 extremely highly efficient teams, or if they face the "best" defensive team at the event.
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