Profomisakari 884 Posted January 13, 2015 Day 4 8 sec Profomisakari Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ganzohnesushi 535 Posted January 13, 2015 Day 4 - 6s Ganzohnesushi Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wamahada 60 Posted January 13, 2015 Day 4: 11 seconds Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Tenshinhan 1,612 Posted January 13, 2015 Day 4: 9 seconds Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
chishafuwaku 476 Posted January 13, 2015 Recap Day 3 entries4 kuroimori4 Senkoho5 shimodahito5 Tsukiko6 chishafuwaku6 Profomisakari6 Susanoo7 Ganzohnesushi7 Tenshinhan7 Wamahada8 Ayagawa8 orandashoho9 Jakusotsu11 Mmikasazuma12 Andonishikichishafuwaku Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
chishafuwaku 476 Posted January 13, 2015 Day 3 (M3e Endo vs Aminishiki) Result: 13 Diff 1 Andonishiki2 Mmikasazuma4 Jakusotsu5 Ayagawa5 orandashoho6 Ganzohnesushi6 Tenshinhan6 Wamahada7 chishafuwaku7 Profomisakari7 Susanoo8 shimodahito8 Tsukiko9 kuroimori9 Senkoho6 Median chishafuwaku Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
chishafuwaku 476 Posted January 13, 2015 (edited) Cumulative after Day 3(3-0) Andonishiki(3-0) Ayagawa(3-0) Mmikasazuma(3-0) Tenshinhan (2-1) Ganzohnesushi(2-1) Tsukiko(1-2) chishafuwaku (1-2) Jakusotsu (1-2) orandashoho(1-2) Senkoho(1-2) shimodahito(1-2) Wamahada(0-3) kuroimori(0-3) Profomisakari(0-3) Susanoochishafuwaku Edited January 13, 2015 by chishafuwaku Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
chishafuwaku 476 Posted January 13, 2015 (edited) Sansho after Day 3 Shukun (Most bull-eyes. If tie, most one differences, if tie most two differences) Bull-Eye Nobody 1-Diff 1 Andonishiki 2_Diff 1 Mmikasazuma Gino (Smallest sum of all differences) 38 Ayagawa40 Andonishiki45 Tenshinhan46 Mmikasazuma47 chishafuwaku48 shimodahito49 Ganzohnesushi50 Senkoho50 Tsukiko55 kuroimori56 Jakusotsu57 orandashoho57 Profomisakari57 Wamahada61 Susanoo Kanto (Greatest mean of differences (only days with victory)) 31 Senkoho31 shimodahito20,5 Tsukiko14,33 Tenshinhan14 Mmikasazuma13,67 Ayagawa13,33 Andonishiki6 chishafuwaku6 Wamahada5 orandashoho4,5 Ganzohnesushi4 Jakusotsu0 kuroimori0 Profomisakari0 Susanoo chishafuwaku Edited January 13, 2015 by chishafuwaku Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kuroimori 1,634 Posted January 13, 2015 Day 4 - 24 seconds (as in Ami-2-4-ki) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
chishafuwaku 476 Posted January 13, 2015 Day 4: 8 chishafuwaku Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
chishafuwaku 476 Posted January 14, 2015 Yusho and Jun-Yusho Tie-Break (standard deviation of yours inputs) after day 3 5,508 Senkoho5,132 Ganzohnesushi4,726 shimodahito4,041 Tenshinhan3,512 Tsukiko3,215 Jakusotsu2,887 Ayagawa2,887 orandashoho2,517 Andonishiki2,517 chishafuwaku2,082 kuroimori1 Profomisakari1 Susanoo1 Wamahada0 Mmikasazuma So our leaders are in this current positions: 1. Tenshinhan 2. Ayagawa 3. Andonishiki4. Mmikasazuma chishafuwaku Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
chishafuwaku 476 Posted January 14, 2015 Regarding the 4th day, missing entries of Andonishiki and Mmikasazuna, so far. It she does not make her bet, and because the number 11 has been used three times, will be considered for this day the number 12. chishafuwaku Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Andonishiki 170 Posted January 14, 2015 day 4: 6 seconds Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ayagawa 14 Posted January 14, 2015 Yusho and Jun-Yusho Tie-Break -->(standard deviation of yours inputs) after day 3 5,508 Senkoho 5,132 Ganzohnesushi 4,726 shimodahito 4,041 Tenshinhan 3,512 Tsukiko 3,215 Jakusotsu 2,887 Ayagawa 2,887 orandashoho 2,517 Andonishiki 2,517 chishafuwaku 2,082 kuroimori 1 Profomisakari 1 Susanoo 1 Wamahada 0 Mmikasazuma So our leaders are in this current positions: 1. Tenshinhan 2. Ayagawa 3. Andonishiki 4. Mmikasazuma chishafuwaku Can you explain this also for dummies like me? -->(standard deviation of yours Inputs) (Help me...) I find it a bit strange/dodgy that co-leader Mmikasazuma has 0 points in this tie-breaker. (Scratching chin...) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
chishafuwaku 476 Posted January 14, 2015 (edited) Bout Time Day 5M5e Kaisei vs MyogiryuDeadline 15:00 JST (15 January 2015) Kaisei´s Last Basho 16.7s. M4e Kaisei (1-0): uwatenage M4w Yoshikaze (0-1) 12.4s. M3w Terunofuji (1-1): uwatenage M4e Kaisei (1-1)07.3s. M7e Okinoumi (3-0): yorikiri M4e Kaisei (1-2)08.0s. M6w Jokoryu (2-2): uwatedashinage M4e Kaisei (1-3)04.8s. M4e Kaisei (2-3): yorikiri M7w Sadanoumi (0-5)02.8s. Y2e Harumafuji (4-2): uwatenage M4e Kaisei (2-4) 09.5s. M8e Tochinoshin (6-1): yorikiri M4e Kaisei (2-5)13.4s. M4e Kaisei (3-5): yorikiri M2w Toyohibiki (2-6)63.3s. M4e Kaisei (4-5): yorikiri M2e Takarafuji (4-5)01.8s. M8w Endo (5-5): hikiotoshi M4e Kaisei (4-6)04.7s. M1e Tochiozan (6-5): tsukiotoshi M4e Kaisei (4-7)07.3s. M4e Kaisei (5-7): yoritaoshi M1w Aminishiki (4-8)09.1s. O1w Kisenosato (10-3): oshitaoshi M4e Kaisei (5-8)15.8s. M4e Kaisei (6-8): uwatenage O2w Goeido (5-9)13.4s. M4e Kaisei (7-8): yorikiri K1w Ikioi (6-9) Myogiryu´s Last Basho 04.0s. M11w Kyokutenho (1-0): kotenage M11e Myogiryu (0-1)06.6s. M11e Myogiryu (1-1): yoritaoshi M12w Homarefuji (1-1)29.9s. M11e Myogiryu (2-1): yorikiri M9w Tokushoryu (1-2)03.5s. M11e Myogiryu (3-1): oshidashi M14w Sokokurai (3-1)02.7s. M13w Arawashi (4-1): tottari M11e Myogiryu (3-2)28.5s. M7e Okinoumi (5-1): kimedashi M11e Myogiryu (3-3)03.7s. M11e Myogiryu (4-3): yorikiri M15w Kyokushuho (2-5)02.5s. M11e Myogiryu (5-3): oshidashi M9e Chiyotairyu (5-3)02.6s. M11e Myogiryu (6-3): oshidashi M16w Chiyomaru (6-3)03.3s. M11e Myogiryu (7-3): katasukashi M12e Kitataiki (2-8)18.8s. M11e Myogiryu (8-3): yoritaoshi M6e Toyonoshima (6-5)06.6s. M10e Shohozan (6-6): oshidashi M11e Myogiryu (8-4)10.7s. M11e Myogiryu (9-4): oshitaoshi M5e Chiyootori (6-7)02.8s. M8e Tochinoshin (11-3): sukuinage M11e Myogiryu (9-5)07.4s. M16e Kotoyuki (8-7): hatakikomi M11e Myogiryu (9-6) chishafuwaku Edited January 14, 2015 by chishafuwaku Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
chishafuwaku 476 Posted January 14, 2015 Day 5: 9 chishafuwaku Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
chishafuwaku 476 Posted January 14, 2015 (edited) Basically, the standard deviation gives us a measure to see if the input values are more concentrated or more dispersed. A low standard deviation indicates that the data tend to be very close to the mean. A high standard deviation indicates that the data are spread out over a large range of values. How it works: calculate the mean calculate the difference of each input from the mean calculate the square of previous results sum the previous results divide by number of cases - 1 take the square root Example (your case) 13 13 8 some values are approximate Mean = 11,33333 13-11,33333=1,66667 13-11,33333=1,66667 8-11,33333=-3,33333 1,66667*1,66667=2,77778 1,66667*1,66667=2,77778 (-3,33333)*(-3,33333)=11,111 2,77778 + 2,77778 + 11,111 = 16,66667 16,66667/2=8,33333 square root of 8,33333=2,887 Mmikasazuma has 0 as a result because has 11 11 11 as inputs So, have no deviation from the average 11 I hope it was clarified your question The purpose of this measure is to encourage a greater variability of the inputs. chishafuwaku Edited January 14, 2015 by chishafuwaku Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wamahada 60 Posted January 14, 2015 Day 5: 4 seconds Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
chishafuwaku 476 Posted January 14, 2015 Recap Day 4 entries 6 Andonishiki6 Ganzohnesushi6 Jakusotsu7 Senkoho7 shimodahito8 chishafuwaku8 Profomisakari8 Tsukiko9 Tenshinhan11 Wamahada12 Mmikasazuma12 orandashoho14 Susanoo20 Ayagawa24 kuroimori chishafuwaku Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
chishafuwaku 476 Posted January 14, 2015 Day 4 (M4e Toyonoshima vs Aminishiki) Result: 6 Diff 0 Andonishiki (Applauding...)0 Ganzohnesushi (Applauding...)0 Jakusotsu (Applauding...)1 Senkoho1 shimodahito2 chishafuwaku2 Profomisakari2 Tsukiko3 Tenshinhan5 Wamahada6 Mmikasazuma6 orandashoho8 Susanoo14 Ayagawa18 kuroimori2 Median Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
chishafuwaku 476 Posted January 14, 2015 Yusho and Jun-Yusho Tie-Breakafter day 4 9,323 kuroimori4,933 Ayagawa4,573 Susanoo4,509 Senkoho4,349 Ganzohnesushi3,948 shimodahito3,686 orandashoho3,5 Andonishiki3,403 Tenshinhan2,887 Tsukiko2,646 Jakusotsu2,16 Wamahada2,062 chishafuwaku1,291 Profomisakari0,5 Mmikasazuma chishafuwaku Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
