Re: Questions for Blas Lugo and Eric Hecht
samsloan <[email protected]> Mon, 13 Jul 26 18:05:10 UTC
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[quote="nolan"]Here's a list of 91 Grand Prix events since 1/1/2008 that offered 30 or more Grand Prix points. (All sections are included, USCF IDs are counted only once, so re-entries and section changes should be factored out.) There aren't very many events where the percentage of 'local' players (defined as living within 150 miles) is less than 44% (two of those being in Bermuda), and for around a quarter of these events it was 90% or higher: [code] tnmt_eventid tnmt_name state players within 150 Pct ------------ ----------------------------------- ----- ------- ---------- ----- 200809147431 2008 MIAMI OPEN FL 212 114 53.8 [/code][/quotte]You have 212 players in the Miami Open of which 114 came from 150 miles of Miami. Is my understanding of the data correct? This seems to support the view that an above average number of out-of- state players played, which means that the possibility of a hurricane was not a significant factor. Sam Sloan