Can you figure out what these numbers are? This plot uses match data from the 2020 Los Angeles North Regional. I would be happy to generate the same plot for other events upon request.
EDIT: I done goofed, there was a bug, this graph is updated
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Predicted Alliance average endgame contribution (y) over average penalty contribution (x)?
nope
Y-axis is definitely something like OPR, but it’s scaled weirdly. The x-axis is a lot harder, but my guess is that it has something to do with climb?
Here are some other somewhat randomly chosen events
EDIT: I had a bug, these are fixed
Northern CT District Event (2020ctnct)
Israel District Event 2 (2020isde2)
Great Northern Regional (2020ndgf)
Kettering 1 (2020miket)
Plano District Event (2020txpla)
Ontario Humber College District Event (2020onto3)
X-axis: something to do with it, yes
Y-axis: yes
At first the images weren’t loading and I thought this was a very cruel joke about events not happening.
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Guess how I generated this graph
Matplotlib?
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ding ding ding we have a winner
but I’ll be even more impressed if you can guess how I got my data points
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Was Zebra present
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I wish
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Not Tableau >:(
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It’s definitely something that has to do with API, and doesnt require you to be present at the event. I don’t think TBA alone is enough for this, something else combined with TBA…
Half right yay!
X= cOPR
Y= # of failed climbs (or just an inverse # of climbs)
I’m gonna need more details than that
No
component OPR of balls scored
edit: your first photo failed to load the X-Y axis #'s, i bet this is wrong also
nope
X axis I think is “how many points less than the average score from climbing”
Y axis, similarly, “how many points more than the average score from balls”