Hi, Silky here,
Wanted to make a post to start discussion on creating a more systematic way to analyze and compare different methods. The majority of method debates, in the past, have relied on rather subjective analysis and comparisons which makes comparing methods difficult as each one is compared on unequal grounds. Our main goal here is the use the MCC calculator to analyze the Ergo-Efficiency of different methods so to better compare them. The main plan here would be to compile a list of methods and have 100 example solves of each. We'd run each solve though the calculator and find our average movecount and average Ergo-Efficiency Metric. This would also be helpful in analyzing the Ergo-Efficiency of each individual step between methods to try and optimize methods. Long term we'd like to use these results to update the Which 'Method Should I Use Thread' with the methods with the greatest potential. For now please fill out this survey so we can start making moves on this project.
Cheers!
Wanted to make a post to start discussion on creating a more systematic way to analyze and compare different methods. The majority of method debates, in the past, have relied on rather subjective analysis and comparisons which makes comparing methods difficult as each one is compared on unequal grounds. Our main goal here is the use the MCC calculator to analyze the Ergo-Efficiency of different methods so to better compare them. The main plan here would be to compile a list of methods and have 100 example solves of each. We'd run each solve though the calculator and find our average movecount and average Ergo-Efficiency Metric. This would also be helpful in analyzing the Ergo-Efficiency of each individual step between methods to try and optimize methods. Long term we'd like to use these results to update the Which 'Method Should I Use Thread' with the methods with the greatest potential. For now please fill out this survey so we can start making moves on this project.
Cheers!