I'd be curious to see a graphic that displays the distribution of ratings across the RHP community. I'm guessing it would be roughly Gaussian in shape (lots of players rated in the 1000-1400 range, few >2000 or <800). For practicality it would include only the "active" players (the 5000-6000 in the Player Tables), and omit those with provisional ratings.
Originally posted by Dr RocksCalling Stang. Finally someone who wants to see your damn graph.
I'd be curious to see a graphic that displays the distribution of ratings across the RHP community. I'm guessing it would be roughly Gaussian in shape (lots of players rated in the 1000-1400 range, few >2000 or <800). For practicality it would include only the "active" players (the 5000-6000 in the Player Tables), and omit those with provisional ratings.
(joke. No one wants to see it).
I thought about doing this graph properly but I realised I would have to do it by hand and that would take far too long. Someone with some skill should be able to automatically do it.
I thought about doing this graph properly but I realised I would have to do it by hand and that would take far too long. Someone with some skill should be able to automatically do it.With access to the list of current ratings, it would take ten seconds to create the plot. But via the web interface I only know of ways to grab ~30 ratings at a time, verrrry tedious, very non-automatic. I'm enough of a nerd to have thought about doing it, but not enough so to actually go to the trouble. 🙂
Originally posted by Dr RocksSend feedback (bottom of page) to Russ, and I'm sure he'll run a quick query to get all the results that u need to make your graph. He's generally quite helpful in these types of matters.
With access to the list of current ratings, it would take ten seconds to create the plot. But via the web interface I only know of ways to grab ~30 ratings at a time, verrrry tedious, very non-automatic. I'm enough of a nerd to have thought about doing it, but not enough so to actually go to the trouble. 🙂
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