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This workbook summarizes Einstein history by each occurence, each team, each state (or province), and each country. Scores are generated based on appearances in quarterfinals, semifinals, finals, and winning.
The workbook pulls all Einstein appearances (data is drawn from TBA). Figures are listed from 2000-2016, and the highest level the team got to is also listed. Then, the data is sorted by appearances by team (winner, finals, semifinals, quarterfinals), by state/province, and by country. A score is generated based on the listed weights in the worksheet, which may be played with. This hopefully allows one to view how each team, state, and country has compared with each other over the past 16 years.
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09-06-2016 12:28
lyncaGreat information. Sorting by appearances on Einstein.
233 and 2056 are due for a Win!
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Team,#Times,#Wins,#Finals 217 6 2 1 177 6 2 1 67 6 3 1 25 6 2 2 1114 5 1 2 987 5 1 2 469 5 1 4 254 5 2 2 233 5 0 2 2056 4 0 1 1678 4 1 1 330 4 2 0 148 4 1 0 111 4 2 2 71 4 3 1 3476 3 0 0 968 3 0 1 144 3 0 1 118 3 1 0 33 3 0 2 |
09-06-2016 13:38
Hitchhiker 42
09-06-2016 14:54
Jake177Your 2001 data seems to be missing the semifinalist alliances (Curie and Galileo).
Curie: 115, 217, 75, 60, 85
Galileo: 177, 122, 59, 340, 53
09-06-2016 15:41
Hitchhiker 42
09-06-2016 17:38
Citrus DadSurprised to see that Ontario (54) and New Jersey (51) are so close. Ontario has a larger population, so its not at a disadvantage. Michigan is only a bit bigger than NJ but scores 170.
09-06-2016 18:35
Jefferson|
Surprised to see that Ontario (54) and New Jersey (51) are so close. Ontario has a larger population, so its not at a disadvantage. Michigan is only a bit bigger than NJ but scores 170.
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State Population/Score MI 58,293 CT 71,934 DE 116,952 NH 132,681 NV 141,955 NJ 175,258 IN 188,482 AR 249,507 CA 253,611 ON 255,409 MA 281,059 IL 292,740 NOR 339,650 OH 362,318 AZ 517,806 RI 527,587 NY 598,371 TX 599,044 FL 621,666 HI 709,781 SC 805,414 QBC 826,360 VA 832,629 NC 903,997 MN 909,529 PA 913,372 WI 959,594 CEN 1,012,250 MS 1,492,463 ID 1,634,464 TN 1,637,338 WV 1,850,326 OR 1,985,120 ALB 2,098,250 GA 5,048,672 MO 6,063,589 WA 7,061,530 NSW 7,500,000
09-06-2016 21:03
Hitchhiker 42|
I did this because your comment made me curious. Thought others might be as well. Below is the people per point for each state. The real standouts are MI and CT
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09-06-2016 22:48
Brian Maher|
New Jersey (51) ... Michigan is only a bit bigger than NJ but scores 170.
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10-06-2016 12:40
jgersteinThanks for the data!
Just a quick note, 694 is from New York, not Ohio.
10-06-2016 13:27
Hitchhiker 42|
Thanks for the data!
Just a quick note, 694 is from New York, not Ohio. |
10-06-2016 14:20
SteveGarward111 has won 3 championships, including 2003. Looks like the data from 2003 on TBA is... not quite right.
The page on FIRST is not responding for me to check the source.
10-06-2016 14:36
Hitchhiker 42|
111 has won 3 championships, including 2003. Looks like the data from 2003 on TBA is... not quite right.
The page on FIRST is not responding for me to check the source. |
10-06-2016 15:26
smitikshah
Awesome work Mark! It's fun to pass the time looking at this data and analyzing for my own conclusions!
10-06-2016 15:46
Jake177|
For 2003, both alliances are listed as finalists on TBA, and no winner. Should I switch that to both alliances as winners, or keep them this way?
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10-06-2016 16:05
Hitchhiker 42|
If you look at the awards page, it shows the winning alliance (65, 469, 111) and the finalist alliance (25, 494, 343).
http://www.thebluealliance.com/event/2003cmp#awards 2003 is also missing the SF teams: 236, 341, 175, 378, 292, 302 |
10-06-2016 16:20
Joe Ross
You may be interested in comparing your data against this: https://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/papers/3263
10-06-2016 18:37
mipo0707
29-06-2016 14:00
smitikshah
19-08-2016 16:32
Hitchhiker 42Hey, so I just updated the spreadsheet a little, to make it more formula-based, so its easier to add next year's teams on Einstein (gonna have to think about how we're gonna stretch that 2 Einstein thing [just wondering, will they still be called Einstein?]) </end rant>.
Basically, you can just type in next year's teams in the left-most column, and press update teams button to update the lists.
21-08-2016 16:01
Paul Copioli|
Great information. Sorting by appearances on Einstein.
233 and 2056 are due for a Win! |
21-08-2016 16:05
Hitchhiker 42|
I don't know if it's Andrew's summary or the data, but 217 should have 7 appearances: 2001, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2016.
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21-08-2016 20:44
mipo0707|
Great information. Sorting by appearances on Einstein.
233 and 2056 are due for a Win! |
22-08-2016 00:58
Kpchem
22-08-2016 02:46
asid61|
Maybe I've just missed something, but why won't 233 be able to win now?
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22-08-2016 10:23
logank013Is there any reason that this sheet only goes back to 2000? I got confused when it said 71 only had 3 worlds wins but one was in 97 so it wasn't counter on the sheet.
22-08-2016 11:18
wajirock|
Is there any reason that this sheet only goes back to 2000? I got confused when it said 71 only had 3 worlds wins but one was in 97 so it wasn't counter on the sheet.
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22-08-2016 12:17
Hitchhiker 42As an update, I'm uploading another version that goes back all the way to 1992. Keep in mind that TBA only had W/F or Winner for most of these.