Odd WCA stats/ Stats request Thread

My 5x5 single and average ranks on the World level is only different by one. The times themselves are quite far apart.

Edit: Not anymore :p A couple of days back they were 308 and 309 respectively. And strangely my Megaminx average rank is better than my single rank. I guess I'm consistant in comp?
 
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SimonWestlund said:
I broke 16 at the Helsinki Open 2011 :D
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Indeed hard to beat. But theoretically: At the Serbian Open 2012 one person from Bosnia and Herzegovina (a country yet not "registrated") will participate. Had he taken part in all the 10 events and got results in at least 9, he had made it.
 
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maybe this has been done before...
I would like to see the number people who have slower times (single & avg) for 2x2 than for 3x3, and if possible the ratio between the times.
 
doyle4761 said:
maybe this has been done before...
I would like to see the number people who have slower times (single & avg) for 2x2 than for 3x3, and if possible the ratio between the times.
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I know Breandan Vallance has slower 2x2 times than 3x3 times.

Edit. 3x3: 7.46 8.81
2x2: 7.77 11.88

I don't know of anyone else though.
 
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ilikecubing said:
Request to see a list of people with biggest difference in their 3x3(2-5 would be good too) averages between any two rounds of the same competition.
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3x3:
Code: 
personName		personId	competitionId		min	max	difference
Daniel Sheppard 	2009SHEP01 	BristolSpring2010 	1837 	11286 	9449
Ryan Reese 	 	2010REES01 	CornellSpring2011 	1500 	10517 	9017
Nicholas Ho 	 	2009HONI01 	SingaporeOpen2010 	2153 	7190 	5037
Ghazaleh Rahimi 	2008RAHI01 	Vastervik2008 	 	13400 	17546 	4146
Olivér Nagy 	 	2004NAGY01 	GermanOpen2008 	 	2728 	6201 	3473
Chongqing Yang (杨重庆) 	2009YANG11 	XianSpring2011  	1976 	5446 	3470
Kiran Chandrakant Patole 2009PATO01 	DubaiOpen2009 	 	9853 	12844 	2991
Gaël Dusser 	 	2007DUSS01 	AachenOpen2009 	 	2535 	5488 	2953
Yashaswy Rao 	 	2011RAOY01 	ApogeeOpen2011 	 	8840 	11561 	2721
Fanghao Yin (阴方昊) 	2009YINF01 	XianLucky2011 	 	2169 	4858 	2689
Almog Dekel 	 	2010DEKE02 	Israel2011 	 	2837 	5433 	2596
Valentin Doussin 	2009DOUS03 	NaonedOpen2010 	 	1775 	4333 	2558
Sudhanshu Mittal 	2011MITT02 	ApogeeOpen2011 	 	7528 	9743 	2215
Sachin Abdagire 	2010ABDA01 	QuizfestOpen2010 	8566 	10745 	2179
Ajitabh Kumar Tiwari 	2009TIWA01 	ShristiOpen2009 	6941 	9099 	2158
Jean-Baptiste Roux-Savelli 2008ROUX01 	MontpellierOpen2008 	2845 	4938 	2093
Orion Zymaris 	 	2011ZYMA01 	AustralianNationals2011 3508 	5537 	2029

4x4:
Code: 
personName		personId	competitionId		min	max	difference
András Sövény 		2005SOVE01 	Hungary2005 		39574 	57048 	17474
István Kocza 		2005KOCZ01 	Hungary2005 		30840 	42327 	11487
Attila Ritecz 		2005RITE01 	Hungary2005 		31033 	39392 	8359
Tamás Iványi 		2005IVAN01 	Hungary2005 		38594 	46754 	8160
Máté Szigetvári 	2005SZIG01 	Hungary2005 		22143 	26963 	4820
Tom Praschan 		2010PRAS02 	LemgoOpen2010 		10369 	14720 	4351
Oscar Roth Andersen 	2008ANDE02 	FredericiaOpen2011 	6721 	10732 	4011
Rodrigo Gómez Araya 	2010ARAY01 	EarthquakeOpen2011 	9782 	13668 	3886
Huy Dao 		2010DAOH01 	Altbier2011 		5313 	8742 	3429
Dávid Rózsa 		2005ROZS01 	Hungary2005 		29761 	32782 	3021
Kornél Nagy-Borsy 	2009NAGY03 	HungarianOpen2009 	9994 	12877 	2883
Norbert Hantos 		2005HANT01 	Hungary2005 		21546 	24357 	2811
Lars Vandenbergh 	2003VAND01 	GermanOpen2004 		10803 	13461 	2658

5x5:
Code: 
personName		personId	competitionId		min	max	difference
Dave Campbell 		2005CAMP01 	MITSpring2012 		12404 	15915 	3511
Oliver Wolff 		2004WOLF01 	GermanOpen2004 		22472 	25234 	2762
Piotr Michał Padlewski 	2008PADL01 	BialystokOpen2011 	14164 	16871 	2707
Louis McDonald 		2010MCDO01 	WaikatoSpringOpen2010 	19660 	22278 	2618
Taku Yamada (山田卓) 	2008YAMA05 	JapanOpen2011 		11093 	13504 	2411
Mehdi Pourmotalleb	2011POUR01 	IranRubikup2012 	20683 	23064 	2381
Erik Johnson 		2007JOHN02 	ArmonkSpring2008 	16192 	18541 	2349
Andre Cichon 		2009CICH01 	LemgoOpen2010 		13432 	15747 	2315
Sebastian Weyer 	2010WEYE02 	HamburgOpen2011 	8787 	10916 	2129
Benjamin Sintes 	2007SINT01 	LyonSpringOpen2009 	14003 	16046 	2043
2x2:
Code: 
personName		personId	competitionId		min	max	difference
Isaias Andrés Sepúlveda Pérez 2010PERE01 BicentenarioOpen2010	578 	5577 	4999
Angelu Cayanan 		2010CAYA01 	WaikatoAutumnOpen2010 	1349 	5268 	3919
Sándor Taksony 		2005TAKS01 	Hungary2005 		4973 	7384 	2411
Salam Jhulol Chand 	2009CHAN05 	ShristiOpen2009 	2552 	4561 	2009
Gaurav Dhungel 		2009DHUN01 	ShristiOpen2009 	3279 	5056 	1777
Márk Ferencz 		2005FERE01 	Hungary2005 		5368 	6895 	1527
Péter Ferencz 		2005FERE02 	Hungary2005 		4232 	5643 	1411
Zachery Young 		2009YOUN01 	VancouverOpen2009 	1026 	2414 	1388
Umesh Kumar Das 	2009DASU01 	ShristiOpen2009 	1922 	3195 	1273
Mohammad Reza Karimi 	2011KARI03 	IranOpen2011 		1505 	2747 	1242
Gábor Veréb 		2005VERE01 	Hungary2005 		6081 	7310 	1229
Lakshya Khurana 	2010KHUR01 	IndianOpen2010 		1726 	2949 	1223
Rares Bostan 		2011BOST01 	TorontoSpring2011 	661 	1866 	1205
András Sövény 		2005SOVE01 	Hungary2005 		5575 	6778 	1203
Dávid Rózsa 		2005ROZS01 	Hungary2005 		4441 	5593 	1152
Chester Lian 		2009LIAN03 	IndianaWinter2010 	812 	1956 	1144
Farhan Rizaldi Gustira 	2011GUST01 	FunFastingDay2011 	722 	1859 	1137
Paul Coeudevez 		2011COEU01 	MagicOpen2011 		1227 	2329 	1102
Milán Baticz 		2005BATI01 	Hungary2005 		1523 	2577 	1054
 
Tim Reynolds said:
3x3:
Code: 
personName		personId	competitionId		min	max	difference
Daniel Sheppard 	2009SHEP01 	BristolSpring2010 	1837 	11286 	9449
Ryan Reese 	 	2010REES01 	CornellSpring2011 	1500 	10517 	9017
Nicholas Ho 	 	2009HONI01 	SingaporeOpen2010 	2153 	7190 	5037
Ghazaleh Rahimi 	2008RAHI01 	Vastervik2008 	 	13400 	17546 	4146
Olivér Nagy 	 	2004NAGY01 	GermanOpen2008 	 	2728 	6201 	3473
Chongqing Yang (杨重庆) 	2009YANG11 	XianSpring2011  	1976 	5446 	3470
Kiran Chandrakant Patole 2009PATO01 	DubaiOpen2009 	 	9853 	12844 	2991
Gaël Dusser 	 	2007DUSS01 	AachenOpen2009 	 	2535 	5488 	2953
Yashaswy Rao 	 	2011RAOY01 	ApogeeOpen2011 	 	8840 	11561 	2721
Fanghao Yin (阴方昊) 	2009YINF01 	XianLucky2011 	 	2169 	4858 	2689
Almog Dekel 	 	2010DEKE02 	Israel2011 	 	2837 	5433 	2596
Valentin Doussin 	2009DOUS03 	NaonedOpen2010 	 	1775 	4333 	2558
Sudhanshu Mittal 	2011MITT02 	ApogeeOpen2011 	 	7528 	9743 	2215
Sachin Abdagire 	2010ABDA01 	QuizfestOpen2010 	8566 	10745 	2179
Ajitabh Kumar Tiwari 	2009TIWA01 	ShristiOpen2009 	6941 	9099 	2158
Jean-Baptiste Roux-Savelli 2008ROUX01 	MontpellierOpen2008 	2845 	4938 	2093
Orion Zymaris 	 	2011ZYMA01 	AustralianNationals2011 3508 	5537 	2029

4x4:
Code: 
personName		personId	competitionId		min	max	difference
András Sövény 		2005SOVE01 	Hungary2005 		39574 	57048 	17474
István Kocza 		2005KOCZ01 	Hungary2005 		30840 	42327 	11487
Attila Ritecz 		2005RITE01 	Hungary2005 		31033 	39392 	8359
Tamás Iványi 		2005IVAN01 	Hungary2005 		38594 	46754 	8160
Máté Szigetvári 	2005SZIG01 	Hungary2005 		22143 	26963 	4820
Tom Praschan 		2010PRAS02 	LemgoOpen2010 		10369 	14720 	4351
Oscar Roth Andersen 	2008ANDE02 	FredericiaOpen2011 	6721 	10732 	4011
Rodrigo Gómez Araya 	2010ARAY01 	EarthquakeOpen2011 	9782 	13668 	3886
Huy Dao 		2010DAOH01 	Altbier2011 		5313 	8742 	3429
Dávid Rózsa 		2005ROZS01 	Hungary2005 		29761 	32782 	3021
Kornél Nagy-Borsy 	2009NAGY03 	HungarianOpen2009 	9994 	12877 	2883
Norbert Hantos 		2005HANT01 	Hungary2005 		21546 	24357 	2811
Lars Vandenbergh 	2003VAND01 	GermanOpen2004 		10803 	13461 	2658

5x5:
Code: 
personName		personId	competitionId		min	max	difference
Dave Campbell 		2005CAMP01 	MITSpring2012 		12404 	15915 	3511
Oliver Wolff 		2004WOLF01 	GermanOpen2004 		22472 	25234 	2762
Piotr Michał Padlewski 	2008PADL01 	BialystokOpen2011 	14164 	16871 	2707
Louis McDonald 		2010MCDO01 	WaikatoSpringOpen2010 	19660 	22278 	2618
Taku Yamada (山田卓) 	2008YAMA05 	JapanOpen2011 		11093 	13504 	2411
Mehdi Pourmotalleb	2011POUR01 	IranRubikup2012 	20683 	23064 	2381
Erik Johnson 		2007JOHN02 	ArmonkSpring2008 	16192 	18541 	2349
Andre Cichon 		2009CICH01 	LemgoOpen2010 		13432 	15747 	2315
Sebastian Weyer 	2010WEYE02 	HamburgOpen2011 	8787 	10916 	2129
Benjamin Sintes 	2007SINT01 	LyonSpringOpen2009 	14003 	16046 	2043
2x2:
Code: 
personName		personId	competitionId		min	max	difference
Isaias Andrés Sepúlveda Pérez 2010PERE01 BicentenarioOpen2010	578 	5577 	4999
Angelu Cayanan 		2010CAYA01 	WaikatoAutumnOpen2010 	1349 	5268 	3919
Sándor Taksony 		2005TAKS01 	Hungary2005 		4973 	7384 	2411
Salam Jhulol Chand 	2009CHAN05 	ShristiOpen2009 	2552 	4561 	2009
Gaurav Dhungel 		2009DHUN01 	ShristiOpen2009 	3279 	5056 	1777
Márk Ferencz 		2005FERE01 	Hungary2005 		5368 	6895 	1527
Péter Ferencz 		2005FERE02 	Hungary2005 		4232 	5643 	1411
Zachery Young 		2009YOUN01 	VancouverOpen2009 	1026 	2414 	1388
Umesh Kumar Das 	2009DASU01 	ShristiOpen2009 	1922 	3195 	1273
Mohammad Reza Karimi 	2011KARI03 	IranOpen2011 		1505 	2747 	1242
Gábor Veréb 		2005VERE01 	Hungary2005 		6081 	7310 	1229
Lakshya Khurana 	2010KHUR01 	IndianOpen2010 		1726 	2949 	1223
Rares Bostan 		2011BOST01 	TorontoSpring2011 	661 	1866 	1205
András Sövény 		2005SOVE01 	Hungary2005 		5575 	6778 	1203
Dávid Rózsa 		2005ROZS01 	Hungary2005 		4441 	5593 	1152
Chester Lian 		2009LIAN03 	IndianaWinter2010 	812 	1956 	1144
Farhan Rizaldi Gustira 	2011GUST01 	FunFastingDay2011 	722 	1859 	1137
Paul Coeudevez 		2011COEU01 	MagicOpen2011 		1227 	2329 	1102
Milán Baticz 		2005BATI01 	Hungary2005 		1523 	2577 	1054
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woah! interesting..
Thanks Tim
 
Just curious to find out about how being good at a big cube correlates to being good at other big cubes. Is it possible to find out the consistancy in the form of standard deviation of the 4x4-7x7 ranks of some random (so as to avoid other factors, but that would be interesting as well) competitors? And if it's not too much trouble, which country has the most dominant group of cubers statistically? I am thinking Hungary and USA but there are plenty of good cubers from everywhere.
 
JianhanC said:
And if it's not too much trouble, which country has the most dominant group of cubers statistically? I am thinking Hungary and USA but there are plenty of good cubers from everywhere.
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Total sum of ranks divided by no. of competitors minus those who only compete in 3x3, would give a reasonable answer I think.

I'm guessing UK would do fairly well, but Hungary is probably most dominant, and the smaller countries with a few crazy fast people like Norway and Sweden.
 
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