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Wouldn't it be better if the score estimation function takes into account that it is difficult to improve when you have a higher rating, also some weight should be given to the highest rating the programmer has attained in the period, etc?
Nothing fancy, but there can be better functions. For example, ${y} = ((cur - ini)^2 / (max - ini)) * 100$, takes into account that it is difficult to improve on higher ratings than on lower ones. We can improve this further (or come up with something different) to account for 2/3 other factors.
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We can also create different categories and each have its own mulitplier ie ( suppose for codechef a rating gain of 40 in some patricular div/stars can have a multiplier of 2x) and the the score would be then 80 something along the lines of this
Wouldn't it be better if the score estimation function takes into account that it is difficult to improve when you have a higher rating, also some weight should be given to the highest rating the programmer has attained in the period, etc?
Nothing fancy, but there can be better functions. For example,${y} = ((cur - ini)^2 / (max - ini)) * 100$ , takes into account that it is difficult to improve on higher ratings than on lower ones. We can improve this further (or come up with something different) to account for 2/3 other factors.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: