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30-03-2015, 16:01
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Re: pic: Top 10% OPRs compared via standard deviation distribution - 2008-2015
Thanks for posting. I have made of looked at this sort of trend for a handful of years, but use a different normalizing function.
To a certain degree, I expect that the 2015 data might decrease a bit thanks to weeks 5&6. There will be more teams playing their 2nd event during those weeks which will raise the median pervormance quite a bit. 
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