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The 6th annual Team 1114 Championship Scouting Database.
Attached is the 2009 Team 1114 Championship Scouting Database.
Version 2.0 is the latest version, with 348 teams and full divisional listings.
2009 Team 1114 Championship Scouting Database, Divisions, Excel 2003 v2.0.zip
2009 Team 1114 Championship Scouting Database, Divisions, Excel 2007 v2.1.zip
07-04-2009 21:43
Jared Russell
Just. Awesome.
07-04-2009 21:44
Karthik
Greetings all,
Attached is the 2009 Team 1114 Championship Database. This year's database includes full results for every team who competed in the 2009 season as well. Version 1.0 does not have the divisional assignments. We will issue an updated version on the evening of the day the divisions are announced. This will be the final update of the database.
The database includes:
- An interface allow you pull an individual team's record
- Full listing of awards, record & finish
- Team scoring averages
- "Calculated Contribution" which is the same calculation being refered to as OPR on these forums. This calculation usings linear alegbra to determine what a team's average input to their alliance was at each regional. (Only using qualifying match results) We found an average correlation between R = 0.7 and 0.85 to observed emperical scouting data
- A master sheet for a sortable comparison of all FIRST teams
Version 2.0 will include
- Master sheets for each division and full divisional assigments
The data we have was all mined from the FIRST website. There may be some errors, but I'm confident the data is 97.1114% accurate. If you notice any errors please respond to this thread, and we will correct them for Version 2.0.
Prior to 2008 we never released any of our regression analysis (Calculated Contribution) that we had been doing since 2004. Since people have become more knowledgeable on the subject we decided to make the change. Please do not take a poor score as a slight or an insult. We simply used the actual scores from matches to perform a calculation. We feel that this tool is the best available metric if you are unable to watch the actual matches. Since none of us can attend every regional, it should be a valuable tool. That being said, because of the defensive nature of Lunacy, the regression analysis is not as valuable as it was in more offensive games such as Overdrive.
Thanks to Geoff Allan and Roberto Rotolo of Team 1114 for creating this year's database.
If you have any questions, please ask.
Edit: Version 2.0 is now up, with divisions.
07-04-2009 21:46
wo-bot 141team 141 also won the Entrepreneurship Award at MI state even though we didn't go to state. it was not on our awards list.
We were picked 3rd at Wisconsin not 14th thanks.
07-04-2009 21:46
Vikesrock
As far as I can tell any team that competed at 10,000 Lakes or Northstar as their first regional is missing from the database.
Also 2970 was the second pick at Northstar and 2549 was 15th.
07-04-2009 21:52
EricgehrkenThis is awesome!! Thank you!
Where are the Connecticut Regional Teams?
07-04-2009 21:53
smurfgirl
Thanks for sharing this resource! I make sure my team checks this out every year, at the least as a source of some raw numbers. What they choose to do with them is another story. (:
07-04-2009 21:53
Akash RastogiSome of the data for us is off by a bit. Is there still data to be entered for teams?
07-04-2009 21:55
Karthik
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As far as I can tell any team that competed at 10,000 Lakes or Northstar as their first regional is missing from the database.
Also 2970 was the second pick at Northstar and 2549 was 15th. |
07-04-2009 22:00
AcesPeaseI searched and found that 716 and 1124 are missing from the database.
07-04-2009 22:01
IndySam
The record for 829 at Boilermaker is incorrect.
We were 6-5, 16th seed and Semi-finalist.
07-04-2009 22:10
GreerDWow. This is great. Thank you to 1114!
07-04-2009 22:10
Karthik
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I searched and found that 716 and 1124 are missing from the database.
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Originally Posted by IndySam
The record for 829 at Boilermaker is incorrect.
We were 6-5, 16th seed and Semi-finalist. |
07-04-2009 22:21
Tom Schindler
Converter to read with office 2003:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
Thanks Karthik, you guys are awesome for providing this!
Tom
07-04-2009 22:29
Chris FultzThanks to everyone on 1114 who worked on this - exceptional work.
What an awesome database.
07-04-2009 22:41
Karthik
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Yup. We received a bad dump of data, so there are about 136 missing teams. We will be releasing a new version very shortly.
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07-04-2009 22:42
Chris is meThis sounds and looks amazing but unfortunately doesn't work in OOo 3, so I can't use it. Not like I was expecting it to, but it would be nice. If you release an 03 version it's more likely to work in OOo.
07-04-2009 22:46
AlexD744How come I can't open this, what is it supposed to be opened with. Excel isn't working.
07-04-2009 22:49
Vikesrock
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How come I can't open this, what is it supposed to be opened with. Excel isn't working.
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07-04-2009 22:51
Josh GoodmanMan I really need XCELL07. Now.
07-04-2009 22:54
AlexD744I have 03, okay well soon enough, Thank You!!
07-04-2009 23:04
Karthik

07-04-2009 23:15
Jonathan Norris
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Thanks to Geoff Allan and Roberto Rotolo of Team 1114 for creating this year's database.
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07-04-2009 23:16
jblay
thanks a lot for this. It is a great tool for looking back on a season and also in preparing for nationals.
07-04-2009 23:17
AndyB
Once again, fantastic job 1114! Aside from TBA, this is probably the best resource available for Championship pre-scouting.
07-04-2009 23:24
chessking132Nice job it is always cool to see how your team compares to other teams out there.
Matthew Simpson
Team 75 Driver
08-04-2009 00:19
Dan2081This is soooooo cool!
.. but a little dissapointing seeing our good numbers but not qualifying for atl 
08-04-2009 09:06
Josh GoodmanTHANKS KARTHIK!

08-04-2009 09:41
EricLeifermann2826 won the creativity, all-star, and the highest rookie seed at 10000 lakes. It is missing in your data. Other wise all the teams i looked at were correct and this thing is AWESOME! Thanks alot as always.
08-04-2009 10:01
Peter Matteson
Glad to see the Simbots coming through for us again with their excellent scouting data.
Thanks, and see you next week!
Pete
08-04-2009 10:23
Brandon Holley
Simbots have outdone theirselves again...very impressive scouting system Karthik!
-Brando
08-04-2009 10:30
nahstobor
very very very nice, this should be helpful when the division list come out.
Question: Is there any way to sort teams going to Championship by offensive and defensive rankings?
08-04-2009 10:40
Karthik
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Question: Is there any way to sort teams going to Championship by offensive and defensive rankings?
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08-04-2009 15:15
Jared Russell
Karthik,
It looks like you have the finalists and winners for the SBPLI Long Island Regional reversed (else the FIRST site and Blue Alliance have them backwards).
Thanks!
08-04-2009 19:17
davidfvWondering if you missed data on Team 236?
TBA has them at 5-5-0 in the Conn. Regional.
Thanks
08-04-2009 19:35
Karthik
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Wondering if you missed data on Team 236?
TBA has them at 5-5-0 in the Conn. Regional. |
08-04-2009 21:23
harleywhiteThanks Karthik and 1114! This is a great resource and will definitely help when scouting divisions in Atlanta.
08-04-2009 21:24
Karthik
The updated files with the divisions and a few corrections are now uploaded. Please see Version 2.0.
Thanks to all who provided updated information, especially IndySam!
08-04-2009 21:44
115inventorsamThanks a bunch! This certainly makes a scout's job a little easier.
Another little mistake I noticed for SAC, 115 was 3rd pick, and 692 was 14th pick, not the other way around. And 766 was 4th pick, and 2063 was 13th pick, that got switched around as well, but those mistakes are not too surprising, nor should they really matter, hopefully.
08-04-2009 22:05
MrForbes
I looked at Newton....aack!!!!
08-04-2009 22:37
CuseKarthik, this is staggering--incredible job by you and Simbotics. This entire system is incredibly elegant and well done, not to mention useful.
Small correction, 175 was a Finalist at CT, not Semi-Finalist.
08-04-2009 23:12
Akash RastogiWoot 1114!
Thanks so much, now I have more things to waste my time with!
Analyzing divisions is fun with this.
09-04-2009 00:28
AlexD744Nevermind, found what I was looking for.
10-04-2009 01:23
kulisbThanks for sharing your database, 1114! This will be a great tool for sorting through some data in preparation for Atlanta. You made all of our jobs a whole lot easier!
10-04-2009 11:38
Gaurav27This is an extremely powerful program, very impressive scouting system Karthik!
Just added all filters for every column in the sheets. This is just amazing!
12-04-2009 00:08
Akash RastogiKarthik mathematically explained a lot of holes in OPR during FIRSTcast this week. I suggest teams check out why. Good show Karthik.
http://www.firstcast.org/