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| 538 Hungary. September 14 2010 05:03. Posts 3774 | Profile Blog # |
There were extensive experiments carried out by TLers to determine the exact miss-chance when firing to high ground -BW obv -, you should be able to find them with some searching. Then again, thats just firing thousands of shots, and seeing how many hit, the most basic of probability/statistical experiments, maybe you'd be looking for something more... elegant, but its a start.
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micronesia United States. September 14 2010 05:09. Posts 19284 | Profile Blog # |
Define 'article.' You are probably not going to find a REAL article on this topic...
It's fun to try to link a creative assignment in school to sc but rarely viable in my experience. |
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| Schnake Germany. September 14 2010 05:12. Posts 2609 | Profile # |
Do you mean by article a journal article, a magazine article or even a simple article post on a forum? |
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| ProjectVirtue Canada. September 14 2010 05:19. Posts 355 | Profile Blog # | |
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| Tazza Korea (South). September 14 2010 05:36. Posts 1435 | Profile Blog # |
I mean just about any kind of writing, like one of the OSL, MSL, or Proleague write-ups on here. The teacher stressed it had to be an article about something we were interested in  |
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| Tazza Korea (South). September 14 2010 05:43. Posts 1435 | Profile Blog # |
| Oh yeah, and it can't be more than two pages |
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| Mip United States. September 14 2010 05:53. Posts 58 | Profile # |
Most of the contributions from TLer's don't deal with randomization or proper experimentation. Most community contribution is just gathering data and stating summary statistics, nothing that constitutes real statistics work.
I've actually been looking for a Starcraft related idea to do my master's project (in statistics) on, but honestly it's hard to get data that is interesting enough to do statistical comparisons on. Blizzard data isn't easy to get a hold of.
If you're looking for randomization/experimentation opportunities, I would think about testing build order efficiency or mining rates for different builds or something of that nature. That would get you data with variability that you could show have hypothesis tests for.
I don't think you are going to find much in the way of meaningful articles. |
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| illu Canada. September 14 2010 05:56. Posts 2531 | Profile Blog # |
| What kind of article do you want? There is Biometrica in case you are interested =) |
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| Tazza Korea (South). September 14 2010 06:03. Posts 1435 | Profile Blog # |
| Mip, that is exactly the type of article i want. Something with gathering data and stating summary statistics. It is fine by me, we're pretty much just starting the course. |
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| illu Canada. September 14 2010 06:22. Posts 2531 | Profile Blog # |
On September 14 2010 06:03 Tazza wrote: Mip, that is exactly the type of article i want. Something with gathering data and stating summary statistics. It is fine by me, we're pretty much just starting the course.
OK. Why not go look into some sort of psychology research paper? It will be easy to read and understand (as all psychology papers), and it will utilize some sort of simple statistical method. Plus you are quoting from current reseach so you will look and sound smart. |
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| Tazza Korea (South). September 14 2010 06:25. Posts 1435 | Profile Blog # |
On September 14 2010 05:03 538 wrote:There were extensive experiments carried out by TLers to determine the exact miss-chance when firing to high ground -BW obv -, you should be able to find them with some searching. Then again, thats just firing thousands of shots, and seeing how many hit, the most basic of probability/statistical experiments, maybe you'd be looking for something more... elegant, but its a start. #edit: There, I found it for you.
Hey thanks man, that is a great article that i will most likey use for the assignment. |
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| ketomai United States. September 14 2010 06:48. Posts 2403 | Profile # |
| Here's a similar post as well. |
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| The_Pacifist United States. September 14 2010 06:54. Posts 540 | Profile Blog # |
| You're in South Korea but you're taking "AP Statistics?" |
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Nal_rAwr United States. September 14 2010 06:56. Posts 2611 | Profile Blog # |
wtf ?
what are the other guys linking
just go for protoss/terran/zerg win rates on osl's, msl's, and 2-win streaks or 3-win streaks, or just finals
thats enough to make a decent contingency table
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| Tazza Korea (South). September 14 2010 07:13. Posts 1435 | Profile Blog # |
| No, im in usa right now Ketomai Last edit: 2010-09-14 07:15:33 |
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| seRapH United States. September 14 2010 09:25. Posts 8243 | Profile Blog # |
| you could also look at win rates on big maps. like andro or desti or fs. |
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Excalibur_Z United States. September 14 2010 13:52. Posts 10281 | Profile # |
| You could also use the Ladder Analysis Part 2 thread, in dealing with randomness as it relates to playing skill (standard deviation). Not sure if that's useful to you. |
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