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And confirmation this exists is when you make the dataset small enough judges are not as concerned with saving room. In medium coed there were so few teams competing for top 10 there was basically no advantage.
(am I the only one really enjoying this? my day job is inventory forecasting and regression analysis so I am geeking out over this a bit. )
Having statistics as a minor: I highly enjoyed this (probably more than I should). Please keep going! Mixing two of my favorite things (statistics and cheer) is awesome!
I found a 2010 worlds schedule (might help if the results are somewhere)
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There are actually schedules and results (with or without points) scattered all over the internet/fierceboard for the past years. In case someone has some time - it would be nice to have them all together in one document :)
Do you think that it is easier to hit later in the day because teams are not half-asleep anymore, and because those times are closer to their usual practice-times, which in turn would also lead to higher points later in the day?
I would love to figure stunt-falls /other mistakes into these statistics.
It probably has too many variables. But I'd love to see your statistics with raw scores. That would at least eliminate the deductions-problem and show if the scores are only higher later in the day because the teams hit better.A lot of that depends on the coach and the preparedness they take of the situation. That one is hard to determine exactly.
It probably has too many variables. But I'd love to see your statistics with raw scores. That would at least eliminate the deductions-problem and show if the scores are only higher later in the day because the teams hit better.
Yes.So if the ping pong bias is based off time (so they hit better later) or if it is based off judge bias?
Yes.
I glanced over the routine comments for SS and SC for Saturday and just judging from going over the comments quickly the routine mistakes seem to be pretty even throughout the day. So I guess higher scores later in the day might actually be based off judge bias.