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Re: Curie Division 2008
Don't forget us team 126. We'll be there, better than ever.
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Re: Curie Division 2008
We leave tomorrow at 7 on a bus from Binghamton, NY area and will arrive mid-day Wednesday.
One day until we leave. Two days until uncrating. Three days until practice matches start. Four days until matches matter. Five days until the Curie Division champion takes home the gold overall!!!!!!!!!!! Alright, who wants to be bold and make predictions? If I have time, I'm going to use the offensive power rankings and go through and simulate matches to get the top 8 seeds if everything went according to power rankings which it won't. I'll try to do both overall considering all regionals and the highest regional power ranking. That will be interesting to see how that turns out. I've seen 67 and 191 in person and had the pleasure of being on 191's alliance at FLR, which is a huge reason my team is competing in Atlanta this week. Both have great robots. |
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Re: Curie Division 2008
I believe that 2337 has a very good chance.
Last edited by micbel9 : 14-04-2008 at 10:25. |
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We fly out tomorrow night, and we have all day Wednesday and all day Sunday to ourselves, and we are staying at the Marriot marquis(sp.)
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#95
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To make any bold predictions you would have to see a couple of quailifing matches to start to get an idea of whos robobts are capatible with who.
As example.. At GLR we wouldn't have wanted to be on an alliance with the martians (70, 494) because we felt that we would have to many automous problems of running into each other. Also with rush (27) we weren't a really able to play their style of offenise they wanted us to play. With HOT (67) we were able to qucikly help them get balls down for them to have one to hurdle, also in three matches we had atleset 30 point autons (one being a lovely 60 points). So i say once see acouple of matches you'll have a better idea of who can work with who. But i'll give you a small prediction of a good alliance that could take Curie and put a strong fight on Einstien.. If 67/326/33 were on any allaince its over...Some qucik stats 67- Winner GLR, hurdle 4-5, 4 to 5 lines in auton 326- Winner GLR, hurdle 2-3, run 7-8 laps, 4 to 5 lines in auton maybe a ball or two 33- Semifinalest in all 3 reginoals, hurdle 4 to 5, get 3-4 lines in auton Perfect matches with these three teams (and both balls down in auton) possible scores of : 152 (w/o 326 hurding and runnig laps playing defense) 4 hurdles by 33/67= 80 points 5 laps by 326= 10 points perfect auton 67=16 points 33=16 points 326= 32 points(with two balls down) But this is all totally a unlikely happening, 326 or 33 being a 3rd round pick is very unlikely, but who knows. |
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#96
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Thats a pretty bold statement, their are a ton of great robots in curie, and I'd also say that, with the utmost respect for their team, 33 seems a little over rated to me. Good robot, definitely. As great as they were two years+ ago, not in my opinion. Also, if your gonna say that an alliance of 67/326/33 were unstoppable, I'd have to counter with an alliance of 191/1477/118. That by no means would be an easy match up for your unstoppable alliance and their would be a high chance of you losing. But lets be realistic, there is almost no chance of either of these alliances happening because they are all teams that will go quickly. So let me make this very general prediction, if any alliance has three robots that all rank in the top 15 OPR wise at (and this is very important) THE CHAMPIONSHIP (not based on previous performances) AND is a strategically balanced alliance, they will be the team to beat.
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![]() I'm wondering though, if FIRST will ever switch up the order/way they do the placement. (i.e. By 3s, a random picker (like the Lotto), etc.) |
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Similarly to Joe Ross in the Galileo Thread. This is an iterative ranks result. The team list was cycled 256 times and then using the OPR the winners of each match were determined. Then using FIRST's ranking criteria the ranks were generated for each iteration. What you see here is the summary report for all 256 runs of this process.
the data is in this format Team numbers (sorted by highest percent of being #1 seed) Highest rank achieved throughout all the cycles lowest rank achieved throughout all the cycles Average rank Median rank (the middle) Mode (most common rank) Times a team was the #1 seed (out of 256 cycles) Times a team was in the top 8 (out of 256 cycles) % a team was in the top 8 (out of 256 cycles) Now I would like to note that this is based solely on the OPR which is past performance and while there are teams that don't show they can make the top 8 statistically in real life anything can happen. Basically don't think that I was attacking your team if you are lower than you think you should be as this doesn't take into account defense, robots breaking, penalties, etc. This all for fun anyway. Thanks to Joe Ross for the code to do this, my way was not nearly as elegant as his. Code:
Teams Min Max average median mode #1 seed top 8 %top 8 67 1 47 10 6 1 40 155 60.5% 1126 1 47 9 7 1 28 148 57.8% 368 1 61 13 9 6 19 124 48.4% 2171 1 48 9 8 2 18 134 52.3% 16 1 63 16 12 6 18 95 37.1% 33 1 56 14 11 5 16 113 44.1% 191 1 65 15 12 4 15 97 37.9% 100 1 64 16 13 5 13 88 34.4% 395 1 63 14 11 3 12 107 41.8% 326 1 76 21 18 8 9 58 22.7% 126 1 67 17 14 5 8 92 35.9% 2337 1 67 14 11 5 7 96 37.5% 501 1 74 22 20 12 7 47 18.4% 1511 1 65 19 16 9 6 64 25.0% 237 1 76 21 17 14 6 60 23.4% 118 1 65 23 22 18 6 40 15.6% 358 1 78 21 17 17 5 56 21.9% 1477 1 61 19 17 9 4 57 22.3% 768 1 77 21 17 8 4 58 22.7% 2590 1 83 28 27 21 3 27 10.5% 703 1 79 19 17 8 2 62 24.2% 1592 1 77 22 20 19 2 51 19.9% 45 1 81 28 28 29 2 25 9.8% 1649 1 75 32 29 21 1 16 6.3% 2344 1 85 36 36 36 1 11 4.3% 231 1 83 43 45 64 1 4 1.6% 173 1 85 46 46 44 1 3 1.2% 1939 1 85 54 56 55 1 1 0.4% 1418 2 83 31 28 21 0 20 7.8% 435 2 81 33 31 31 0 16 6.3% 1350 2 82 35 33 28 0 10 3.9% 294 3 85 40 40 46 0 8 3.1% 57 2 80 38 39 45 0 9 3.5% 573 3 78 37 34 34 0 6 2.3% 223 5 84 44 44 48 0 1 0.4% 108 5 84 42 43 19 0 7 2.7% 2609 2 83 40 37 24 0 4 1.6% 903 3 84 43 42 63 0 6 2.3% 1732 4 85 42 41 23 0 4 1.6% 1747 2 84 43 44 65 0 3 1.2% 155 6 84 45 46 43 0 4 1.6% 486 2 83 46 47 46 0 5 2.0% 1386 2 84 46 44 52 0 3 1.2% 2520 4 85 51 53 66 0 3 1.2% 138 5 85 49 50 64 0 3 1.2% 1989 4 85 47 46 38 0 3 1.2% 75 4 85 49 50 63 0 2 0.8% 178 2 82 49 50 50 0 5 2.0% 1802 7 85 52 53 75 0 1 0.4% 418 8 84 50 50 63 0 1 0.4% 1025 6 85 50 51 78 0 2 0.8% 271 4 85 52 54 51 0 2 0.8% 2474 3 85 51 54 37 0 3 1.2% 1013 8 84 52 52 35 0 1 0.4% 1699 11 84 53 54 68 0 0 0.0% 2053 5 84 52 53 51 0 2 0.8% 1860 2 84 54 56 71 0 1 0.4% 340 12 85 55 55 76 0 0 0.0% 1566 10 85 52 53 66 0 0 0.0% 967 6 85 54 57 69 0 2 0.8% 1245 12 85 56 57 54 0 0 0.0% 527 5 85 56 58 38 0 1 0.4% 2410 2 84 53 56 38 0 2 0.8% 2556 9 85 56 58 38 0 0 0.0% 462 3 85 57 59 59 0 3 1.2% 304 5 85 58 60 80 0 1 0.4% 1311 9 85 58 61 54 0 0 0.0% 1533 10 85 57 59 57 0 0 0.0% 2038 11 85 59 64 71 0 0 0.0% 86 10 85 59 62 47 0 0 0.0% 1102 10 85 62 65 72 0 0 0.0% 830 7 85 50 50 39 0 3 1.2% 2115 10 85 62 66 85 0 0 0.0% 1156 7 85 62 67 80 0 1 0.4% 858 2 85 63 67 79 0 1 0.4% 1071 12 85 63 69 72 0 0 0.0% 1266 9 85 64 67 80 0 0 0.0% 2629 4 85 63 66 57 0 2 0.8% 1599 16 85 69 73 81 0 0 0.0% 2454 14 85 68 73 83 0 0 0.0% 4 13 85 67 71 80 0 0 0.0% 604 22 85 71 74 83 0 0 0.0% 2429 29 85 73 77 85 0 0 0.0% 203 24 85 73 78 84 0 0 0.0% 677 35 85 78 81 85 0 0 0.0% |
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To respond to some different posts:
Since people have already starting making some predictions, I'll post mine. I'm predicting that 16/67/1592 will take the division. 16 and 67 both are fantastic hurdles and 1592 is an all around solid robot that can fit many different roles. I agree that 2337 is the real deal. I heard a lot about them and saw them boot the ball over the overpass, but I thought they were just a one trick pony and because of thier cool method of hurdling, they were getting too much attention. But after scouting them, I was cleary wrong. Not only are they one of the most fun teams to watch hurdle, they have a good hybrid, good knockoff and very good drivers. I usually don't like a rookie's chances getting into eliminations for the Championship, but these team have a fantastic chance. To the numbers that Greg posted, they show how wide open this division is. There are plenty of teams that have a legitimate chance at getting the number 1 seed. There are also a lot of sleepers. One sleeper that I haven't heard anyone talk about is 2171. I think many people see their high number and just dismiss them right off the bat. Unlike 2337, they don't have the flashy hurdling so they tend to get lost in the suffle. They were the top seed and eventual winner in West Michigan, so they have proven they can win. Once they get in a roll, they are deadly, and I doubt they will face much defense (atleast early on). While they may not be on the top line, they are a strong team that will fly under the radar and may be a favorable schedule away from capturing a high seed. A second team that could suprise is 501. In watching thier matches, they showed flashes of greatness but other times was just good. If they play as well as they can the whole time, they could be a major threat. Whatever happens, it should be very exciting! |
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Actually we were Quarter Finalists at Midwest, Finalist at West Michigan, and Semi Finalists at GLR
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#103
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The "never bet against Beatty" philosophy is true for the Killer Bees as well. They are always an excellent and very professional team. Especially when the pressure is on. The harder the competition gets, the better they get.
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Check out http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/papers/2123? for info about 2053.
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The whole overrated/underrated debate depends on who your talking to. If someone thinks 33 is the best team this year (better than 1114), then yeah, they are probably overrated. If you talk to someone who thinks they are just good, then they are probably underrated. I think 33 can hold thier own against anyone in Curie and wouldn't be surprised at all if they get to Einstien.
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