WCA statistics alive again[old OP]

[Stefan]

You might've noticed or read in other threads already, but I'd like to properly announce it anyway: Since last night, the WCA statistics are up to date again and will be kept up to date. After heavy rewriting, the code is now much more efficient and can handle the grown amount of data easily. We also added or improved some more statistics/details. One that doesn't fit the above page is the age vs speed analysis I made for the Too old to be fast? thread.

Next are some issues with the administration backend and better export of the database for the public.

 

[Cyrus C.]

Yay! Those are pretty interesting.

 

[Owen]

I've been thinking... Someone should make cuber trading cards.

 

[miniGOINGS]

I've been thinking... Someone should make cuber trading cards.

Yes. Faz gets x2 for Australian Bonus.

 

[Cyrus C.]

I've been thinking... Someone should make cuber trading cards.

Frank Morris has a trading card. There was a topic about it a while ago.

 

[PatrickJameson]

I've been thinking... Someone should make cuber trading cards.

Frank Morris has a trading card. There was a topic about it a while ago.

Mine .

 

[Stefan]

A fun thing I just did: I took the Sum of all single ranks statistic and cranked up the "penalty" for not competing in events (the red numbers). Usually it's one more than the number of people ranked in the event, i.e., everybody not really ranked gets ranked right behind the last really ranked person. I tested it with a million instead. The new #1 is the only person staying under a million, meaning he's the *only* person having succeeded in *all* events. Congratulations to the for yet another reason fabulous Mike Hughey!

The only persons missing exactly one event are Clément Gallet (feetsolving) and Henrik Buus Aagaard and Péter Trombitás (both 5x5 blindfolded).

 

[Robert-Y]

I really like the "best 3x3x3 podiums" statistic. I hope that I will be able to set a nice record with two other cubers in my next competition

 

[shelley]

I've been thinking... Someone should make cuber trading cards.

This was done in 2006.

 

[blade740]

I have a bunch of the cubefreak cards somewhere.

 

[Stefan]

Someone should make cuber trading cards.

This was done in 2006.

Ah, yes. I think I have a Polinkovsky somewhere.

 

[cmhardw]

Does anyone know where to get the Cubefreak cards? I have, I think, 3 or 4 of them but I'd like the full set!

 

[Hyprul 9-ty2]

Why do the statistics say I'm 4 years old?

 

[Stefan]

Why do the statistics say I'm 4 years old?

Because Nov 1, 2005 was entered as your birthdate. Any idea how that happened?

 

[Mike Hughey]

The new #1 is the only person staying under a million, meaning he's the *only* person having succeeded in *all* events. Congratulations to the for yet another reason fabulous Mike Hughey!

Woot! I was very excited at Ohio when I finally got a success in all events. I was also very disappointed that I missed an average in feet solving - especially since I'll probably have to travel out of the country to get another chance at feet (unless I decide to sneak it into a competition that I run - I might have to try that!).

 

[Hyprul 9-ty2]

Why do the statistics say I'm 4 years old?

Because Nov 1, 2005 was entered as your birthdate. Any idea how that happened?

Must be an error, because almost(or all) the new "youngest competitors" from Malaysian Open are wrong. I'm sure none of the MCO competitors there(on that WCA stats page) are actually 5-6 years of age.

 

[Dene]

Yay Mr. Hughey and Ohio open!

 

[Ton]

I really like the "best 3x3x3 podiums" statistic. I hope that I will be able to set a nice record with two other cubers in my next competition

Yes , I like it to , it also shows competition in the Netherlands and Japan are though .

 

[mazei]

As far as I know, Hyprul is 17, and Arief Maulana is like...in his 20s I think. Douglas Chan is 13? And Rahmat Nizam is erm...26?

 

[jupp]

something is wrong here:

longest bf success streak:

István Kocza 8 1:46.46 2:19.39 2:43.66 Oct 2009 - ongoing...

but he isn't mentioned in recent success rate