Conquer Club

Ok, so I took the average of the first page and the average of the second page, since I considered these two the most variant, and then did what Sully suggested by taking the average of the first scores on each page (as long as that score was above 1000), substituting in the averages of the first two pages instead of the first score on those two pages. The average I came up with was 1331.719111, for anyone who's interested.

Did you do that manually or with some sort of program? Anyway, awesome work man. That's exactly what I was looking for. It isn't very near to the median, though.

duck wrote:Ok, so I took the average of the first page and the average of the second page, since I considered these two the most variant, and then did what Sully suggested by taking the average of the first scores on each page (as long as that score was above 1000), substituting in the averages of the first two pages instead of the first score on those two pages. The average I came up with was 1331.719111, for anyone who's interested.

This seems like a pretty good methodology to me.

Itrade wrote:Did you do that manually or with some sort of program? Anyway, awesome work man. That's exactly what I was looking for. It isn't very near to the median, though.

Manually. I was bored and oddly enough enjoy 10-key data entry.

hecter wrote:Go to the scoreboard, and find the page where 1000 turns to 999. Then take that page number, divide it by two, and then go to THAT page number. There's your average score.

nope that would be the median score

hugeandmanly wrote:

hecter wrote:Go to the scoreboard, and find the page where 1000 turns to 999. Then take that page number, divide it by two, and then go to THAT page number. There's your average score.

nope that would be the median score

Yesterday thanks you for your contribution

duck wrote:

Itrade wrote:Did you do that manually or with some sort of program? Anyway, awesome work man. That's exactly what I was looking for. It isn't very near to the median, though.

Manually. I was bored and oddly enough enjoy 10-key data entry.

Whoa, that must've taken you a while. Thanks for your contribution dude, now I have a goal to aspire towards: Be above average, and do so by having more than 1331 points.

Hey Sully, do you think you can use your fancy graphs to find out when inflation adds the extra six points for the average CC member to become 1337?