I guess it only counts people who have never had a DNF, not people who had at some point in the past never had a DNF. For example, my first two 5BLD attempts were successful but I have DNFd since then.
I guess it only counts people who have never had a DNF, not people who had at some point in the past never had a DNF. For example, my first two 5BLD attempts were successful but I have DNFd since then.
Almost. Bernett also has 1/1 in 5BLD and Jasmine is 34/34 in Clock, not 38/38. (Yes, I know you understood the task differently, but you made me check this ).
Kudos to Jean-Louis and Laetitia for their impressive feats. Must be a French thing.
And ha, I just realized Tim once set the official 24/24 multiblind WR and now he holds this 25/25 multiblind WR.
CREATE TABLE DNFless
SELECT
personId,
eventId,
sum((value1>0)+(value2>0)+(value3>0)+(value4>0)+(value5>0)) solves
FROM Results
GROUP BY personId, eventId
HAVING sum((value1=-1)+(value2=-1)+(value3=-1)+(value4=-1)+(value5=-1)) = 0;
SELECT tmp.eventId Event, max_solves Solves, group_concat(concat(personId,'#',tmp.eventId) separator ', ') Who
FROM DNFless
join (SELECT eventId, max(solves) max_solves FROM DNFless GROUP BY eventId) tmp
on DNFless.eventId=tmp.eventId and solves=max_solves
join Events on Events.id=tmp.eventId
GROUP BY tmp.eventId
ORDER BY rank;
I should have calculated the graph first and asked you about the Top300 . Don't know what causes that mountain.
There are a few special cases, btw.
- 38 people have a round avg5 but no rolling avg5 (example). DNSs are "used" in round avg5s but I ignored them for rolling avg5s.
- 80 people have a rolling avg5 but no round avg5 (example).
I used all people with a rolling avg5 and checked how many of them have a best round avg5 equal to their best rolling avg5. One might prefer a different way, but it won't affect the statistic much. Anyway... 15218 people have only one round average (pretty much guaranteeing a match between it and their best rolling avg5, if they have one). And 21016 of the 29590 people with a rolling avg5 have a best round avg5 equal to their best rolling avg5. Now if I subtract 15218 from those two numbers, I get (21016-15218) / (29590-15218) = 40.3%, so in that sense you were close.
fastest 3x3 solvers who have smallest time difference between their average and single solve (sorted by average for example: 9.5avg 9.2 single 0.3 difference )
fastest 3x3 solvers who have biggest time difference between their average and single solve (sorted by average for example: 9.6 avg 6.8 single 2.8 difference )
fastest 3x3 solvers who have smallest time difference between their average and single solve (sorted by average for example: 9.5avg 9.2 single 0.3 difference )
fastest 3x3 solvers who have biggest time difference between their average and single solve (sorted by average for example: 9.6 avg 6.8 single 2.8 difference )
fastest 3x3 solvers who have smallest time difference between their average and single solve (sorted by average for example: 9.5avg 9.2 single 0.3 difference )
fastest 3x3 solvers who have biggest time difference between their average and single solve (sorted by average for example: 9.6 avg 6.8 single 2.8 difference )
Almost. Bernett also has 1/1 in 5BLD and Jasmin is 34/34 in Clock, not 38/38. (Yes, I know you understood the task differently, but you made me check this ).
I did interpret it differently. I was thinking it was longest streak of solves without a DNF, but based on the results I figure that the question is asking for the largest number of solves by a person who has never received a DNF in that event.
SELECT
personId Cuber,
sum((value1>0)+(value2>0)+(value3>0)+(value4>0)+(value5>0)) Solves,
count(distinct eventId) Events
FROM Results
GROUP BY personId
HAVING sum((value1=-1)+(value2=-1)+(value3=-1)+(value4=-1)+(value5=-1)) = 0 and Solves >= 100
ORDER BY Solves desc, Events desc;
What's the smallest total time difference between two competitors who have competed in at least 10 of the same events?
For example, between Faz and Mats:
333single: |5.66-5.55|=0.11
333average:|6.54-7.66|=1.16
444single:|24.66-26.47|=1.81
444average:|28.47-30.93|=2.46
etc.
What's the smallest value of the above where both competitors have 10 events in common?
What's the smallest total time difference between two competitors who have competed in at least 10 of the same events?
For example, between Faz and Mats:
333single: |5.66-5.55|=0.11
333average:|6.54-7.66|=1.16
444single:|24.66-26.47|=1.81
444average:|28.47-30.93|=2.46
etc.
What's the smallest value of the above where both competitors have 10 events in common?
SELECT
personId Cuber,
eventId Event,
sum((value1>0)+(value2>0)+(value3>0)+(value4>0)+(value5>0)) Solves
FROM Results
GROUP BY personId, eventId
HAVING Solves >= 700
ORDER BY solves desc;
How can I check what is the time that appears more times in MY profile?
I found manually that in 2x2 I did two 5.78, but is there any program that can find more? Imagine being François Courtès, you won't check manually.