Please help the science of cubing by participating in this experiment

[Master_Disaster]

Done

 

[Skittleskp]

If you want to know and are really curious about the scrambles, I can invite you to a PM group for people who’ve finished their solves.

Can you add me to that? Thanks.

 

[wearephamily1719]

If you want to know and are really curious about the scrambles, I can invite you to a PM group for people who’ve finished their solves.

Add me too.

 

[rubik2005]

If you want to know and are really curious about the scrambles, I can invite you to a PM group for people who’ve finished their solves

Same here

 

[Cuberstache]

If you want to know and are really curious about the scrambles, I can invite you to a PM group for people who’ve finished their solves.

Add me too please!

 

[Roman]

I can't really tell what's happening, I can only guess, but @PetrusQuber are you sure the data will not suffer from different LL cases that adds a pretty randomly distributed times to the total time? Wouldn't it be better to only ask to measure the F2L time for those of us who use CFOP?
(please don't be mad at me if I'm totally misunderstood the entire thing).

 

[PetrusQuber]

I can't really tell what's happening, I can only guess, but @PetrusQuber are you sure the data will not suffer from different LL cases that adds a pretty randomly distributed times to the total time? Wouldn't it be better to only ask to measure the F2L time for those of us who use CFOP?
(please don't be mad at me if I'm totally misunderstood the entire thing).

I really have no idea, I’m
a - not the person doing the experiment, we
may have completely misunderstood what
its about
b - not the person who figured out what he is
testing. I PMed @WoowyBaby, and he told
me what Mr.Roux86 was doing

 

[icarneiro]

I will do in a couple hours

 

[Roman]

I really have no idea, I’m
a - not the person doing the experiment, we
may have completely misunderstood what
its about
b - not the person who figured out what he is
testing. I PMed @WoowyBaby, and he told
me what Mr.Roux86 was doing

sorry, I tagged the wrong person

 

[icarneiro]

Done!


OMG , the last scramble., i'm Dual CN... I think I know what this research is about.

 

[Tom163]

I did terrible on about all solves.

That's my same situation

 

[ProStar]

Bump, when will you reveal your findings?

 

[Metallic Silver]

I realized, those scrambles aren't random, it was hard on purpose.

 

[GenTheSnail]

Bump, when will you reveal your findings?

I believe the experiment ends January 31, so I would presume that results could be determined soon after.

 

[Mr.Roux86]

Attached below is a survey (link) that I am trying to use to find out more about how different types of scrambles work on the 3x3 puzzle. By participating, you will be contributing to cubing by helping me to find an answer to my question. Sadly, in order to make sure you aren’t trying to solve differently, I cannot tell you what is happening behind the scenes of this experiment, at least not now. The result of this research project will be released eventually, just not today. If you would like, there is also a chance to win $20 to anyone who participates. Please consider helping me out, I would greatly appreciate it, and you might just help advance times in cubing even farther.

The link is here: https://forms.gle/yTzsiCTvk3ZREsPU8

Thank you.

Too anybody who asked me questions about this, I'm sorry I did not answer. I rarely check this site, but I am processing all my data, and plan to release the results sometime soon. Thank you to everyone who showed interest, the amount of data I collected was insane and I can't thank you all enough. Thanks to the guy who found out what this experiment was about (it really isn't hard) hopefully he was able to answer the common question I got asked.

 

[Mr.Roux86]

Update: The winner has been chosen so please check your emails (and spam folder). I will be working on a paper now compiling all of my data and information, and then I will release it for all of you to see. Hopefully this doesn't take too long.

 

[Deleted member 36445]

I'm looking forward on this

 

[Owen Morrison]

Me too.

 

[Mr.Roux86]

The work is done!
I made a new thread about this, you check it out to see what this thing was all about.

I recently finished my science experiment, and would like to share the results with you.

I have just finished working on my cubing science experiment, which I can officially call The Effect of Scramble Distance on Human Solvers. What does this mean? Well you might have heard that a Rubik’s cube can always be solved in 20 moves no matter what (this is called God’s number). This is...

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