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Re: 2012 IRI MATCH RESULTS AND STANDINGS
Here are the ones I recall off the top of my head.
3 triples were in matches involving 48 - Matches 28, 62, and 99. Whether or not they were helpful or particularly entertaining for yours truly, I leave as an exercise for the reader to determine. ![]() 233 lost Match 75 to a triple after they were leading. 2826 lost Match 97 to a triple after they were leading. 340 tripled twice, one time with 341 and 447, in Match 72, defeating 469, 359, and 2337. I believe their other triple came during Match 101. By the way, why did all the scouting geniuses picking for elims overlook 3940? They are peppered throughout these qualifying triple results. Last edited by Travis Hoffman : 24-07-2012 at 16:56. |
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Re: 2012 IRI MATCH RESULTS AND STANDINGS
1592 tripled twice but 1 was disallowed. Match 57 when we were with 1538, this was the disallowed triple, and match 103 when we were with 340 and 1023.
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Re: 2012 IRI MATCH RESULTS AND STANDINGS
They were also close to 4334's width, too. I am disappoint.
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Re: 2012 IRI MATCH RESULTS AND STANDINGS
In match 76, teams 27, 4334, and 2194 balanced even though they didn't need the triple balance.
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Re: 2012 IRI MATCH RESULTS AND STANDINGS
Based on your win-loss record, which matches you played that involved triples, and our scouting data the IRI rule changes had no effect on the fact that you didn't make eliminations. In other words, I think the fear/discussion going into the event was unnecessary.
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Re: 2012 IRI MATCH RESULTS AND STANDINGS
The information needed to calculate subset OPR is from the standings sheet HP, BP and TP which are the total of hybrid, bridge and teleop points. It is very convenient to use. When solving Ax=B for total OPR, we use total score of all matches for each team as B. For subset OPR, B is simply HP, BP and TP. This is the same way I have been calculating them all season and it matches what Bongle gets with his calculation.
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No, the results would be identical. Even if I have the individual match HP, BP and TP, I will add them up to put into the vector B so it is the same results.
However if you have the individual team's HP, BP and TP, then there is no point getting their calculated contribution because you already have the actual number. |
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Re: 2012 IRI MATCH RESULTS AND STANDINGS
Chris and Matt are right. During Qualification rounds FMS can only handle a maximum of 20 Bridge Points because during the regular season that is all that was allowed. Bravo (the scorekeeper) added the 20 points manually if there was a triple balance. There was no way to record these as bridge points so that is why the ranking sheet and the displays at the end of the matches are inaccurate.
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