Point Five's 3rd Annual Grading Contest: ROUND 3 RESULTS 1 1

[Point Five]

Round 3 Results:   

[Point Five]

Round 3 Grade Distributions:

[Point Five]

It's really a jump ball up at the top of the chart. Usually one grader has pulled ahead by now. Crazy.

Round 4 coming up shortly!   

 

[zzutak]

Here are the key measures of central tendency for Round 3 (Mean = the average grade; Median = the middle grade in a numerically rank-ordered list; Mode = the most common grade):

Book	CGC	Grade Distribution Statistics
#	Grade	Mean	Median	Mode
6	4.0	4.0	4.0	4.0
7	6.5	5.8	6.0	6.5

And here are a few notable observations based on the data reported above:

• Book #6 (Out Of The Shadows #9):  12 bullseyes (35%).  Collectively, the players nailed it!  (4.0 vs 4.0). 
• Book #7 (Police Against Crime #2):  11 bullseyes (32%).  Collectively, the players were about one and a half grade increments more critical than CGC (5.8 vs 6.5).

A strong performance on two more interesting mid-grade examples! 

[zzutak]

[flashlites]

On 8/31/2022 at 10:08 PM, zzutak said:

[Black_Adam]

On 8/31/2022 at 7:31 PM, zzutak said:

Here are the key measures of central tendency for Round 3 (Mean = the average grade; Median = the middle grade in a numerically rank-ordered list; Mode = the most common grade):

Book	CGC	Grade Distribution Statistics
#	Grade	Mean	Median	Mode
6	4.0	4.0	4.0	4.0
7	6.5	5.8	6.0	6.5

And here are a few notable observations based on the data reported above:

• Book #6 (Out Of The Shadows #9):  12 bullseyes (35%).  Collectively, the players nailed it!  (4.0 vs 4.0). 
• Book #7 (Police Against Crime #2):  11 bullseyes (32%).  Collectively, the players were about one and a half grade increments more critical than CGC (5.8 vs 6.5).

A strong performance on two more interesting mid-grade examples! 

@zzutak Really appreciate the analysis you offer each round. Very interesting stuff!

[Cman429]

LMAO Of course I pull off double bullseyes after I utterly ignore the graders notes and literally submit the first two grades that pop in my head. Clearly the key to being a top notch CGC grader is to not think too much 

Edited September 1, 2022 by Cman429
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