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Nine 5k results (report)
Posted By: Nack Ballard In Response To: Opening 52 at 4 away 4 away - extended (Stick)
Date: Monday, 17 January 2011, at 3:20 p.m.
[S D29] 5k
[S D25] 10k
[S D23] 15k
[S D23] 20k
[S D19] 25k
[S D21] 31k
[S D18] 36k
[S D17] 41k
[S D18.75] 46kAbove, I've pasted Stick's progress reports at each 5k (i.e., 5184-trial) interval. When observing small changes from one level to the next, it might not be easy to grasp his underlying point unless you do the arithmetic.
Stick's final result (looking at the actual rollout output) had equities of .008 and -.010, but it reported a difference of .019 (due to rounding). By the logic that I presented here, the fairest estimate is that the difference is .01875. Using that (and assuming the previous margins are exactly as he reported), below is the number of thousandths by which S beats D in what were essentially nine separate 5k rollouts:
29, 21, 19, 23, 3, 31, 0, 10, 33
Translated to decimal equities, I'm repeating those numbers in a column below:
.029
.021
.019
.023
.003
.031
.000
.010
.033The order in which the 5k rollout segments occurred doesn't matter. For convenience, here are the margins reordered by (ascending) size:
.000
.003
.010
.019
.021
.023
.029
.031
.033Imagine that nine people had each done one independent 5k rollout (of opening 52 at –4–4) and then combined them; it's the same thing. One person got a margin of .000 (an exact tie) for the two plays — i.e., [S=D], and another person got a margin of .033 — i.e., [S D33]. This could just as easily happen at 3-ply, 4-ply or any ply.
Nack
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