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8/11/2014 8:02:08 PM
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that was easy to understand how ever i like option 2 better the sdr. its more fair for every one. where as gsr may be a skewed perception of your score. for example lets say the average sdr is very low, around .5 or so and you get a decent sdr of 5. then your score would be skewed as 10 witch is much more then it actually is. it would be the same is true for the opposite, where if the average gsr is really high then people doing well would have a lower sdr then they deserve.
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Edited by Gubzs: 8/12/2014 4:06:52 AM[quote]for example lets say the average sdr is very low, around .5 or so and you get a decent sdr of 5. then your score would be skewed as 10 witch is much more then it actually is. it would be the same is true for the opposite, where if the average gsr is really high then people doing well would have a lower sdr then they deserve.[/quote] This doesn't make sense. You just said that if someone is doing well, and the average person does much worse, then the system is broken. By definition if the average person does worse, [i]you are doing well.[/i] The second sentence there says "what if the average person is better than you and you are doing well". If the average person is outperforming you, by definition you are not doing well. :L
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just because the average person is out doing you does not mean you are not doing well. and just because the average person sucks at something and you do well in it, does not mean you are doing excellently in it. for example lets say the average person in the US is overweight by 56 lbs (this is not the case to my knowledge just an example to better explain my reasoning) and now lets say im only overweight by 40lbs. although i am doing better then the average i am not doing well, but the way the gsr works id be portrayed as healthy. the same would be so for the opposite.
