People with large sessions

[OtaMota]

I have 13k 2^4 solves in my session

Just a few minutes ago turned to 14k

 

[Jason Tzeng]

10k+ solves sessions:

3*3: 31.5k (since Feb 2022)
2*2: 11.9k (since Oct 2021, first 2*2)
Pyra: 40k (since Jan 2022, first pyra)
Practice: 14k (sine May 2023, do warmup solves)

37 sessions, 139k solves in total.

 

[qwr]

I'm the opposite. I make a new session every time so I can see the session averages. But since I don't practice I don't have that many sessions. 2x2 I probably only have 1k solves total.

 

[Caleb Valenzuela]

I'm the opposite. I make a new session every time so I can see the session averages. But since I don't practice I don't have that many sessions. 2x2 I probably only have 1k solves total.

i used to do this, but i thought it would be nice to see my progress on a graph

 

[FenTheGoat]

i used to do this, but i thought it would be nice to see my progress on a graph

Here’s the graph for my 61k 3x3 session

 

[qwr]

i used to do this, but i thought it would be nice to see my progress on a graph

I plan on exporting the CS timer results and making my own data visualization sometime in the next few years

 

[isaacvr]

Hello guys, I'm currently making a study about just this: speedcubing data trends and statistics. I would like to ask you to export your sessions as a file from CSTimer, CubicDB, Twisty Timer or some others that you might use and send it to me, in order to have a decent amount of data. Thanks in advance. The "better" way to do it is through this survey, but you also can send it through my email or CubicDB group of Telegram.

Thanks a lot guys.

 

[isaacvr]

Hello guys, I'm currently making a study about just this: speedcubing data trends and statistics. I would like to ask you to export your sessions as a file from CSTimer, CubicDB, Twisty Timer or some others that you might use and send it to me, in order to have a decent amount of data. Thanks in advance. The "better" way to do it is through this survey, but you also can send it through my email or CubicDB group of Telegram.

Thanks a lot guys.

I have several reasons to do that research:

- To find behaviour patterns in the resolution time, that might help to predict the future expected development.
- To see if there's a reliable way to detect fraud from the dataset.
- It will be nice to see if the data fits on a statistical distribution.
- I want to check if there are some correlated metrics, like time vs hour, or basically any pair of different data.
- To analize outliers, that are those points inside the data, that doesn't fit with the "normal" behaviour. I want to know if there's a ratio between normal data and outliers. That way I can safely remove them to get a better result when extracting some other stats.
- There is something called seasonality that is related to cicles of data. I've seen from the time charts, that there are like mountains of data, going up and down and it will be cool if that actually happens and what does it means.
- To generate different charts from the data, like time series, histogram, distribution and so on.

 

[FenTheGoat]

I have several reasons to do that research:

- To find behaviour patterns in the resolution time, that might help to predict the future expected development.
- To see if there's a reliable way to detect fraud from the dataset.
- It will be nice to see if the data fits on a statistical distribution.
- I want to check if there are some correlated metrics, like time vs hour, or basically any pair of different data.
- To analize outliers, that are those points inside the data, that doesn't fit with the "normal" behaviour. I want to know if there's a ratio between normal data and outliers. That way I can safely remove them to get a better result when extracting some other stats.
- There is something called seasonality that is related to cicles of data. I've seen from the time charts, that there are like mountains of data, going up and down and it will be cool if that actually happens and what does it means.
- To generate different charts from the data, like time series, histogram, distribution and so on.

I submitted mine

 

[EvanCuber1]

My 2x2 session has over 10k solves

 

[Eric4112]

usuallly i use stackmat but i just started a cs timer session a few days / weeks ago, rn at 140 3x3

 

[isaacvr]

I submitted mine

Huge thanks for your contribution.

 

[One Wheel]

1,676 2x2
5,126 3x3
4,506 4x4
5,168 5x5
4,984 6x6
2,034 7x7
938 OH
205 Clock
2,276 Megaminx
360 Pyraminx
130 Skewb
797 Square-1

 

[CLL Smooth]

There a session on my phone with over 67k. I stopped using it a little over a year ago. It starts to lag and messes with my flow

 

[gruuby]

2x2: 5.2k
3x3: 31.5k
4x4: 5k
5x5: 3k
6x6: 2.8k
7x7: 1.5k
clock: 1.4k
pyra: 4.6k
mega: 1.5k
OH: 7.9k
squan: 1.7k
skewb: 1.3k
FTO (just started like 2 weeks ago): 108 solves

 

[PapaSmurf]

83103 in my 3x3 on my computer! I had one on my old phone that was about 60k too.

 

[AJT17]

I have 54,000 3x3 session, 40,875 OH session, and a 37,156 misc/warmup session.

I just hit 60,000 in my 3x3 session, so now I have 60,300 3x3, 44,950 OH, 39,916 in my misc/warmup session. So that brings me up to 145,166 total solves, up 13,135 from this last post and an average of ~219 solves a day across all sessions since last post.

 

[NebraskanSpeedsolver]

Giving rough estimate updates because I am not home lol

3x3: 8.4k
2x2: 6k
4x4: 3.1k
5x5: 2.6k (close to 2.7)
6x6: 1k!
7x7: 880

unsure on side events, but they are all less than 500 (with the exception of pyra)

Next goal is 1k 7x7 total.

These sessions are ~a year and a half old, started in September of '23.

 

[Exmestify]

ive got 11k 3x3 solves in like 3 years
across 2 sessions
so yea totally like 22k solves
theres prolly more session, i jdt dont know