Script to visualize average race

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ShaunWhite wrote:
Thu Apr 27, 2017 4:00 am
"Alexa, simulate the 3:15"
Love it! Perfect
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I highly recommend to take into account not only going and distance, but also a venue, cause times differ dramatically from venue to venue.
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jimibt wrote:
Thu Apr 27, 2017 10:41 am
David,

I implemented a .net version of this and all works fine. However, I'm sure you noticed, here are a ton of duplicates per RaceType/Distance in the csv file. I actually just took the 1st instance found of each and popped it into a dictionary object. There is a small variance however between some of the duplicates, so not sure if an AVG of the dupes would be desirable or not.
Fair enough, I am just doing a naive average of all of the duplicates without taking variance into account, has worked well so far for all the races I've traded on (usually only a couple of seconds +/-).
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doovd wrote:
Thu Apr 27, 2017 1:49 pm
jimibt wrote:
Thu Apr 27, 2017 10:41 am
David,

I implemented a .net version of this and all works fine. However, I'm sure you noticed, here are a ton of duplicates per RaceType/Distance in the csv file. I actually just took the 1st instance found of each and popped it into a dictionary object. There is a small variance however between some of the duplicates, so not sure if an AVG of the dupes would be desirable or not.
Fair enough, I am just doing a naive average of all of the duplicates without taking variance into account, has worked well so far for all the races I've traded on (usually only a couple of seconds +/-).
yeah, kinda the tack i opted to take and agreed, close as... thanks again for the data file.
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