That's right, Stats Fans, the numbers are in and the inferences are statistically significant.
The past two weeks saw a large increase in painting submissions, and we now stand with 81 of our 100 fellow challengers having made a submission. As of tonight (Jan 15th) there have been 239 total submissions, including a staggering
Lets go to the trend table and comparison to this time last year:
AHPC VII: THE STATS ROUNDUP | ||||||
KPI's: | ||||||
Weeks Completed | 2 | 4 | 6 | 8 | 11 | 13 |
Weeks Remaining | 11 | 9 | 7 | 5 | 2 | 0 |
Participants w/ a Submission | 47 | 81 | ||||
Total Submissions | 89 | 239 | ||||
Total Points | 7,711 | 21,906 | ||||
Participation Rate | 47% | 81% | ||||
Average per Submitter | 164 | 270 | ||||
Avg per Submission | 87 | 92 | ||||
Submitter % of Target Completed | 16% | 32% | ||||
Projected Points | ||||||
Submitters | 50,122 | 69,950 | ||||
Remaining Bouns Rounds | 9,261 | 6,787 | ||||
Non Submitters @ 25% | 13,358 | 1,657 | ||||
Projected Total Points | 72,741 | 78,394 | ||||
Figures Painted | ||||||
28MM | ||||||
Inf | 1,100 | 2,339 | ||||
Cav / Art | 69 | 155 | ||||
Vehicles | 20 | 55 | ||||
15MM | ||||||
Inf | 179 | 697 | ||||
Cav / Art | 28 | 178 | ||||
Vehicles | 16 | 63 | ||||
6MM | ||||||
Inf | 479 | 1,051 | ||||
Cav / Art | 11 | 18 | ||||
Vehicles | 35 | 214 | ||||
Score Distribution | ||||||
28MM | 84% | 64% | ||||
15MM | 7% | 11% | ||||
6MM | 4% | 4% | ||||
Bonus Round "Bonus Points" | 0% | 11% | ||||
Other Scales | 4% | 9% | ||||
Total | 100% | 100% | ||||
Total scored points almost tripled to just under 22K over the past 2 weeks and we're at a 81% participation rate. As with past challenges, the pace of submissions really jumps in weeks 3 and 4 once people are past the Holidays. We saw a total of 150 submissions in weeks 3 and 4 vs the 89 we saw in the first 2 weeks of the Challenge. Scientist all over the world are still debating the significance of the "Post Christmas-Rush". I, for one, humbly submit it's proof positive that Holiday family obligations tend to negatively impact painting productivity.
In terms of participation, this years Challenge is at an all time high of 81% - even more impressive was the fact that the first bonus round (armor - and yes that is the CORRECT WAY to spell armour (Wrong. Ed.) shattered yet another record with47 (50 Ed.) participants. Umm it's actually 51....
I'm sure your all sitting there at your screens in breathless anticipation of what all this record breaking activity implies for the projected total points output. Well lets crank up the ole Point-o-Projector Mechanism and dare to see the future.....
add the 3, carry the 4, sacrifice the goat and chant the dark statistical incantations ....
BOOOOMMMM!!!!
The number 78,394 emerges from the gloom to illuminate our lives with its unnecessary exactness.
I think I may be slightly over estimating but that's where the math stands.
In terms of scales, 28mm continues it's right and just domination of the tallies. We did see the first inclusion of bonus round points (2,500 from theArmor (Armour Ed.) round).
We do have some ominous news to report - the fate of the 19 non-submitters, now referred to as the "Missing 19" is in serious doubt. After painting up a passel of Spanish Fascists, it seems Curt has adopted a more authoritarian tone and making moves to purge the rolls of the missing 19. While the Challenge Constitution gives him the power to make such decrees in times of emergency and he has done so with proper notifications, such a move is unprecedented. All I can say from my position of Challenge Statistician is that Curt is adorable when he acts all authoritarian-like (Funny, Sarah says the same thing. Ed.).
In terms of participation, this years Challenge is at an all time high of 81% - even more impressive was the fact that the first bonus round (armor - and yes that is the CORRECT WAY to spell armour (Wrong. Ed.) shattered yet another record with
I'm sure your all sitting there at your screens in breathless anticipation of what all this record breaking activity implies for the projected total points output. Well lets crank up the ole Point-o-Projector Mechanism and dare to see the future.....
add the 3, carry the 4, sacrifice the goat and chant the dark statistical incantations ....
BOOOOMMMM!!!!
The number 78,394 emerges from the gloom to illuminate our lives with its unnecessary exactness.
I think I may be slightly over estimating but that's where the math stands.
In terms of scales, 28mm continues it's right and just domination of the tallies. We did see the first inclusion of bonus round points (2,500 from the
We do have some ominous news to report - the fate of the 19 non-submitters, now referred to as the "Missing 19" is in serious doubt. After painting up a passel of Spanish Fascists, it seems Curt has adopted a more authoritarian tone and making moves to purge the rolls of the missing 19. While the Challenge Constitution gives him the power to make such decrees in times of emergency and he has done so with proper notifications, such a move is unprecedented. All I can say from my position of Challenge Statistician is that Curt is adorable when he acts all authoritarian-like (Funny, Sarah says the same thing. Ed.).
Comparing the first 4 weeks of VII vs VI:
Compared to Last Year | ||
KPI's: | VII | VI |
Weeks Completed | 4 | 4 |
Weeks Remaining | 9 | 9 |
Participants w/ a Submission | 81 | 61 |
Total Submissions | 239 | 231 |
Total Points | 21,906 | 18,328 |
Participation Rate | 81% | 69% |
Average per Submitter | 270 | 300 |
Avg per Submission | 92 | 79 |
Submitter % of Target Completed | 32% | 34% |
Projected Points | ||
Submitters | 69,950 | 54,984 |
Remaining Bouns Rounds | 6,787 | 10,250 |
Non Submitters | 1,657 | 4,056 |
Projected Total Points | 78,394 | 69,290 |
Figures Painted | ||
28MM | ||
Inf | 2,339 | 2,042 |
Cav / Art | 155 | 140 |
Vehicles | 55 | 40 |
15MM | ||
Inf | 697 | 239 |
Cav / Art | 178 | 25 |
Vehicles | 63 | 28 |
6MM | ||
Inf | 1,051 | 1,153 |
Cav / Art | 18 | 180 |
Vehicles | 214 | 133 |
97 | ||
Score Distribution | ||
28MM | 64% | 67% |
15MM | 11% | 4% |
6MM | 4% | 6% |
Bonus Round "Bonus Points" | 11% | 11% |
Other Scales | 9% | 13% |
Total | 100% | 100% |
The key comparison is that everything seems to be on the same glide path but just a bit bigger. Kind of like my waist line each passing year...
Well there you have, the Stats Update for week 4 is in the books. All Hail Math, All Hail Math...
(Jeez. Can't spell. Can't do math with his socks on. How did this guy get this job? Oh wait... Ed.)
Well there you have, the Stats Update for week 4 is in the books. All Hail Math, All Hail Math...
(Jeez. Can't spell. Can't do math with his socks on. How did this guy get this job? Oh wait... Ed.)
I'd armoured myself for this. I will be taught spelling by a country that thinks gray is a colour not a name. Fantastic report. an epic challenge to date, well done to all submitters. now where are the missing 19
ReplyDeleteRe the Missing 19: The black helicopters have been dispatched...
DeleteYes but who is the GIMP...
ReplyDeleteThere is only one GIMP and the statistical formula used to determine who it is uses one constant factor "repeat calculations until Millsy is the GIMP" ;)
DeleteGlad to hear it!
DeleteThe numbers are always interesting with a side of TMI
ReplyDelete"After painting up a passel of Spanish Fascists, it seems Curt has adopted a more authoritarian tone and making moves to purge the rolls of the missing 19..."
ReplyDeleteYou see, that's where the totalitarian Left is SO much cooler than the Fascist Right; we say 'liquidate'. Has such a lovely supervillain-y ring to it!
Impressive looking stats, but I don't know if I can trust the analysis of someone who failed to proof read the misspelling of armour. Also you are the product of an educational system test clearly does not value critical thinking based on your election results. Plus Curt (there's a reason he doesn't do the numbers) found numeric errors....
ReplyDeleteGot to love numbers, 6mm will rise and take their rightful place as number 1. Stand tall my boys
ReplyDeleteIan
Great analysis as always Miles. An interesting additional KPI to consider would be how many/what percentage of participants have reached their challenge target. We could then see how many individuals reach their goal as weeks progress, and when it occurs (just how big a ground swell is that inevitable last minute rush?)
ReplyDeleteJust checked my English dictionary - definitely a U in that word :-)
Paul - it's there - see the line called "submitter % of target completed, which is the sum of all points divided by sum of the target points for those people who did submit
DeleteHas anyone (other than Sarah) called Curt "adorable" before?
ReplyDeleteI think my mom may have tried the word out just after I was born, but then quickly came to her senses. ;)
DeleteArrgh...it's all witchcraft...
ReplyDeleteInteresting stuff, I seem to go against the grain as my painting output has dropped off big time following the holidays. Still having a stare off with a half painted unit of AWI Cavalry !
ReplyDeleteabsolutely super post, I cannot remember having had such a good laugh when reading a numbers analyse.
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