Rate of improvement theory (project)

[goldencuber]

I have a lot of sessions, but i've only been cubing since november of 2008, so i dunno how useful i can be.

I'm still thinking of ways to write the equation. Maybe your limit has to do with your method?

I'd hope not; that would mean that Fridrich itself has a limit, and I really see no chance of that happening until Roux becomes so advanced that a cube can be solved in the entire 15 second inspection.

That may actually be possible. Use different algorithms to solve 4 pieces at a time, and they don't affect anything but those four pieces.

I don't have very many sessions saved yet, but I am building them up. I will send them to you someday maybe.

Guess what? I've been cubing since November 2008 as well. Send me everything. And don't worry if you think you don't have enough, I need all the data I can get

 

[Thieflordz5]

Well with not data avalible, I'm figuring it to be logarithmic. Starts improving slowly, then much improvement til a certain y point, then small improvement over time. But I do know of some cubers that make many large steps too.

I know I have two big leaps, from my inferior (self made) C/ELL=CFOP then when I learned all the PLL's... I think there is going to be a small leap for me when I can get ZZF2L and/or ZZLL down...

 

[maxcube]

I'll sent you mine, complete with original annotations.