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Odd WCA stats/ Stats request Thread
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uberCuber
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LOL ITS YOU
RyanReese09
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Biggest difference in time between one official BLD solve, and the next one? Can be different competition results, of course.
AustinReed
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Ratio of worst 2x2 single to worst 3x3 single?
cubernya
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Austin, don't know the exact single (I didn't download database), but I do know the worst person for single.
3x3 : 9:53.53 (there's a 10 minute time limit)
2x2 : 5:01.58 (no time limit?)
Ratio 2x2:3x3 - 1:1.968
Ratio 3x3:2x2 - 1:0.508
3x3 : 9:53.53 (there's a 10 minute time limit)
2x2 : 5:01.58 (no time limit?)
Ratio 2x2:3x3 - 1:1.968
Ratio 3x3:2x2 - 1:0.508
DavidWoner
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Whats the shortest search term that yields only one person? For instance, "wone" will only return me, and "y-m" will only return Aron Puddy-Mathew. "Vro" returns Bradley Vrooman. Are there any shorter?
Also, how many people do not have a unique WCA search term, and what is the longest term to return multiple people? ("Bob Burton" will always return Bob Burton and Bob Burton Sr, so Bob Burton [Jr] does not have a unique search term)
Also, how many people do not have a unique WCA search term, and what is the longest term to return multiple people? ("Bob Burton" will always return Bob Burton and Bob Burton Sr, so Bob Burton [Jr] does not have a unique search term)
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Just a quick search I tried.
Tim Major
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I found 1 works 
people were trying random things then I typed ,wca 1 on irc and it worked. Not sure if it still does.
Edit: Damn you Zane.
And what about long first names. Alastair is 8 characters, and common enough to have two occurences. Any beating Bob Burton? Maybe long common last names or relatives.(India/Sri Lankan people often have long last names, we need siblings or father son)
people were trying random things then I typed ,wca 1 on irc and it worked. Not sure if it still does.
Edit: Damn you Zane.
And what about long first names. Alastair is 8 characters, and common enough to have two occurences. Any beating Bob Burton? Maybe long common last names or relatives.(India/Sri Lankan people often have long last names, we need siblings or father son
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qqwref
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Don't forget Proceso Flordeliz 
(All three of them have something after the name though, so they do actually have unique search terms. But the name itself still returns multiples.)
(All three of them have something after the name though, so they do actually have unique search terms. But the name itself still returns multiples.)Olivér Perge
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I am pretty sure those times are extra attempts. They are usually on the bottom of the paper therefor easily can be considered as a last attempt.
But even this should be fixed by the WCA delegate who double checkes every single score card after a competition. (Bence, I hope that was not a competition where I was the delegate.
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Mr.Toad
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Some stats
Most competitions per city:
Competitions per month (before 2011):
Most competitions per city:
Code:
+-------------------------------+----------------+--------------+
| city | country | competitions |
+-------------------------------+----------------+--------------+
| Beijing | China | 19 |
| Pasadena, California | USA | 17 |
| Toronto, Ontario | Canada | 17 |
| Berkeley, California | USA | 15 |
| Santiago | Chile | 13 |
| Paris | France | 13 |
| Cambridge, Massachusetts | USA | 10 |
| Tokyo | Japan | 10 |
| Budapest | Hungary | 9 |
| Gdansk | Poland | 9 |
| Melbourne | Australia | 9 |
| Helsinki | Finland | 9 |
| San Diego, California | USA | 9 |
| Bangkok | Thailand | 9 |
| Stanford, California | USA | 8 |
| Gütersloh | Germany | 8 |
| Kanazawa | Japan | 8 |
| Taipei | Taiwan | 8 |
| Essen | Germany | 7 |
| Shanghai | China | 7 |
| Guangzhou, Guangdong Province | China | 7 |
| Eindhoven | Netherlands | 7 |
| Osaka | Japan | 7 |
| Milan | Italy | 6 |
| Lyon | France | 6 |
| Santa Ana, California | USA | 6 |
| Columbus, Ohio | USA | 6 |
| Pardubice | Czech Republic | 6 |
| Nanjing | China | 6 |
| Bristol | United Kingdom | 6 |
| Madrid | Spain | 6 |
| Sint Michielsgestel | Netherlands | 5 |
| Rochester, Minnesota | USA | 5 |
| Amagasaki | Japan | 5 |
| Bridgeport, Connecticut | USA | 5 |
| San Francisco, California | USA | 5 |
| Moscow | Russia | 5 |
| Chennai | India | 5 |
| Mumbai | India | 5 |
| Bogotá | Colombia | 5 |
| Puente Tocinos | Spain | 5 |
| Quezon City | Philippines | 5 |
| Poznan | Poland | 5 |
| Jakarta | Indonesia | 5 |
| Salt Lake City, Utah | USA | 5 |
| Mantova | Italy | 5 |
| Brussels | Belgium | 5 |
| Cebu City | Philippines | 5 |
| Nantes | France | 4 |
| Xi'an | China | 4 |
| Skårup | Denmark | 4 |
| Alpharetta, Georgia | USA | 4 |
| Seoul | Korea | 4 |
| Uppsala | Sweden | 4 |
| Montpellier | France | 4 |
| Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | USA | 4 |
| Minneapolis, Minnesota | USA | 4 |
| Wadowice | Poland | 4 |
| Kanpur | India | 4 |
| Aachen | Germany | 4 |
| Rome | Italy | 4 |
| Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | USA | 4 |
| Trondheim | Norway | 4 |
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | 4 |
| Ithaca, New York | USA | 3 |
| Wroclaw | Poland | 3 |
| Yogyakarta | Indonesia | 3 |
| Xi'an, Shaanxi Province | China | 3 |
| Alexandria, Virginia | USA | 3 |
| Taichung | Taiwan | 3 |
| Princeton, New Jersey | USA | 3 |
| Hamilton | New Zealand | 3 |
| Stockholm | Sweden | 3 |
| Dayton, Ohio | USA | 3 |
| Dallas, Texas | USA | 3 |
| Uberlândia, Minas Gerais | Brazil | 3 |
| Kungsängen | Sweden | 3 |
| Pabianice | Poland | 3 |
| Singapore | Singapore | 3 |
| Basauri (Bilbao) | Spain | 3 |
| Zwolle | Netherlands | 3 |
| Düsseldorf | Germany | 3 |
| Piscataway, New Jersey | USA | 3 |
| Newark, New Jersey | USA | 3 |
| Fishers, Indiana | USA | 3 |
| Diliman, Quezon City | Philippines | 3 |
| Bandung | Indonesia | 3 |
| Austin, Texas | USA | 3 |
| Xi'an Shaanxi | China | 2 |
| Kyoto | Japan | 2 |
| Providence, Rhode Island | USA | 2 |
| Marietta, Georgia | USA | 2 |
| Atlanta, Georgia | USA | 2 |
| Shenyang | China | 2 |
| Kuala Lumpur | Malaysia | 2 |
| Florence | Italy | 2 |
| Tallinn | Estonia | 2 |
| Anyang | Korea | 2 |
| Starogard Gdanski | Poland | 2 |
| Los Angeles, California | USA | 2 |
| Boise, Idaho | USA | 2 |
| Toulouse | France | 2 |
| Clarksville, Maryland | USA | 2 |
| Leuven | Belgium | 2 |
| Lexington, Kentucky | USA | 2 |
| Patchogue, New York | USA | 2 |
| Ho Chi Minh City | Vietnam | 2 |
| Richmond, Virginia | USA | 2 |
| Allentown, Pennsylvania | USA | 2 |
| Meycauayan City, Bulacan | Philippines | 2 |
| Santos, São Paulo | Brazil | 2 |
| Manchester | United Kingdom | 2 |
| Clinton, Iowa | USA | 2 |
| Cluj Napoca | Romania | 2 |
| Vienna | Austria | 2 |
| Hsinchu | Taiwan | 2 |
| Cincinnati, Ohio | USA | 2 |
| Boulder, Colorado | USA | 2 |
| Milford, Pennsylvania | USA | 2 |
| Hillerød | Denmark | 2 |
| Dallet | France | 2 |
| Södertälje | Sweden | 2 |
| Toluca | Mexico | 2 |
| Grudziadz | Poland | 2 |
| Bialystok | Poland | 2 |
| Gothenburg | Sweden | 2 |
| Norrköping | Sweden | 2 |
| Wellington | New Zealand | 2 |
| Nagpur | India | 2 |
| Kaohsiung | Taiwan | 2 |
| Amsterdam | Netherlands | 2 |
| Chicago, Illinois | USA | 2 |
| Rio de Janeiro | Brazil | 2 |
| Jersey City, New Jersey | USA | 2 |
| Lima | Peru | 2 |
| Kaohsiung City | Taiwan | 2 |
| Kose | Estonia | 2 |
| Chiba | Japan | 2 |
| Buenos Aires | Argentina | 2 |
| Auckland | New Zealand | 2 |
| Pasig City | Philippines | 2 |
| La Jolla, California | USA | 2 |
| Terrassa | Spain | 2 |
| Burnaby, British Columbia | Canada | 2 |
| Sant Cugat (Barcelona) | Spain | 2 |
| Guadalajara, Jalisco | Mexico | 2 |
| Guangzhou | China | 2 |
| The Hague | Netherlands | 2 |
| Busan | Korea | 2 |
| Kawasaki | Japan | 2 |
+-------------------------------+----------------+--------------+Competitions per month (before 2011):
Sebastien
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How old is the data you worked with? There have been 5, not 4, competitions in Aachen since the middle of June.
I propose you "maximilian schneider"
Don't forget Proceso Flordeliz
I propose you "maximilian schneider"
hcfong
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If you look up her profile, you see it's not even her worst time. It's her best single time. In the same average of 5, she did a 15:08 (that's minutes) and didn't bother with the last 3 solves. Or perhaps the judge pleaded her to pull out because he was afraid to miss his lunch break?
Evan Liu
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It appears that his program counts something like "Aachen" and something more specific like "Aachen, Nordrhein-Westfalen" differently (the "Nordrhein-Westfalen" part was only included for Alania Open 2010).
The same problem occurs with "Guangzhou" and "Guangzhou, Guangdong Province" and others.
Interestingly, the only other one I checked was Xi'an, and it is listed in three different ways - "Xi'an", "Xi'an Shaanxi", and "Xi'an, Shaanxi Province".
Now that I look at the chart again, it confirms what I said for the other two. You couldn't tell for Aachen since it only happened once.
Pro94
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Also there were 7 competitions in Milan. Probably the last one (4th September 2011) wasn't counted, because on WCA appears "Milano" instead of "Milan".
Mr.Toad
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It's like you said. The query just group by city name, so if the name is not exactly the same, they are counted as different places.
Cubenovice
Forever Slow
Are there any competitions with a beter overall FMC result than the Swedish Championships 2011?
5 sub 30
not a single DNF (24 competitors)
worst solve: 45 HTM
Where does Bence's performance from this weekend rate in "most (gold) medals in a single comp"?
16 medals of which 12 times gold in 19 events!
5 sub 30
not a single DNF (24 competitors)
worst solve: 45 HTM
Where does Bence's performance from this weekend rate in "most (gold) medals in a single comp"?
16 medals of which 12 times gold in 19 events!
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ardi4nto
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Not a Single DNF in FMC:
http://www.worldcubeassociation.org...lts=All+Results&competitionId=BandungOpen2011
But the overall result is worse.
http://www.worldcubeassociation.org...lts=All+Results&competitionId=BandungOpen2011
But the overall result is worse.
Nostra
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In response to this stats, I've now lost 5 out of 5 average ties.
I don't now if Dave Campbell or Kyle Barry lost a new one.
If not, I'm the only one to have lost 5 out of 5 ties.
I don't now if Dave Campbell or Kyle Barry lost a new one.
If not, I'm the only one to have lost 5 out of 5 ties.
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Stefan
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Dave lost another as well.
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