paper: 2012 Twitter data

[Ether]

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2012 Twitter data by Ether

[avanboekel]

The average red score was 26.399 and the average blue score was 24.772. That's a difference of 1.627 points per match. Does anyone else think that this is a significant difference.

[Steven Donow]

Originally Posted by avanboekel

The average red score was 26.399 and the average blue score was 24.772. That's a difference of 1.627 points per match. Does anyone else think that this is a significant difference.

I don't think so...if it were like, a 10 point difference I would say so, but I think it's just a random variance or something

[avanboekel]

Originally Posted by stevend1994

I don't think so...if it were like, a 10 point difference I would say so, but I think it's just a random variance or something

Even over 6822 matches?

[mikemat]

I would consider it a small margin, considering some of those matches are eliminations, where red is the higher seed and thus should put up more points.

[Joe Ross]

Remember that in the eliminations, the red alliance starts out as the highest seeds. If you ignore the elimination matches, Blue has a slight advantage 22.36 to 22.12.

[avanboekel]

Originally Posted by Joe Ross

Remember that in the eliminations, the red alliance starts out as the highest seeds. If you ignore the elimination matches, Blue has a slight advantage 22.36 to 22.12.

I forgot about red having the advantage of being the higher seed in eliminations. 0.24 is a much more reasonable margin.