kinch2002
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It includes 'DNF wins' as a win. I realised they were being counted, but was too lazy last night to remove them. I will filter those out and update the list when I also do the list of podiums as Sébastien requested.
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It includes 'DNF wins' as a win. I realised they were being counted, but was too lazy last night to remove them. I will filter those out and update the list when I also do the list of podiums as Sébastien requested.
Thanks for these stats!
But I just looked at the results of France, and there are some mistakes. I'm pretty sure that's because Kanneti was first Thai, the counted rankings are the rankings of the second for the two events where he's the NR holder.
Yes that's quite probable, as I would have looked up the WCAID in the 'Persons' table and it would have told me that he was Thai. I'll think about how to fix thatThanks for these stats!
But I just looked at the results of France, and there are some mistakes. I'm pretty sure that's because Kanneti was first Thai, the counted rankings are the rankings of the second for the two events where he's the NR holder.
Yes they were switched because I left some relational formulas in Excel when I ordered the list. Finland (19th) would have had the individual scores of Australia (19th in 'normal' rankings). I've corrected that now.I also think some countries have been switched in the average (proportional) ranking list. Finland with lots of 1s and a 0 in feet, and Australia's only 1 in pyra, wtf ?
Do you mean this? A couple of months out of date but I don't think it will have changed too much, apart from that Yu will have extended his lead in the averagesproportional system is a good idea. can you make a proportional allrounder table too?
in single i expect simon will win it easily but milán's erik's and dan's results will be a bit worse. in average nakajima is unbeatable but simon and feliks will move to the top 5.
Not sure but probably someone who did a lot of bld.
Not sure but probably someone who did a lot of bld.
I noticed from Daniel's lists that Cyprus has some weird ranks. Turns out the only competitor from Cyprus (Zoe Orphanides) has a 10:48 3x3x3 solve - the worst solve in the database and the only PB single over 10 minutes - and, inexplicably, also a far-more-impressive 44 second Pyraminx solve.
I noticed from Daniel's lists that Cyprus has some weird ranks. Turns out the only competitor from Cyprus (Zoe Orphanides) has a 10:48 3x3x3 solve - the worst solve in the database and the only PB single over 10 minutes - and, inexplicably, also a far-more-impressive 44 second Pyraminx solve.
Rob Yau taught her shortly before the comp. She is practising a bit and is now 1:xx I believe.Maybe she originally came only for pyra and learnt 3^3 on the day of the comp.
I'll do this when I get a bit of time. Hopefully in the next few daysWho has the most DNS and DNF's?
Not sure but probably me.
(Riley, you can count my DNFs by hand if you have time to waste, I'm too lazy for that)
I did a browser search on my WCA page and got 495 DNF and 18 DNS. That is not very accurate because it doesn't only look at the individual results but also at the best/worse/average.I made it to 7x7. For all events EXCEPT for FMC, MBLD, 4BLD, and 5BLD, I counted 322, though that is probably not accurate. I don't know if I counted too few or a bit more.![]()