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Eriklano t1_iyqvro9 wrote
Reply to Were there too many sensations in the group-stage games at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar? What if I bet the same amount against the odds in all the group-stage games? WOW – I would have finished the experiment with a net profit of almost 48 coins! [OC] by ikashnitsky
Is sensation a word you use like that? I would call it an upset.
windigo3 t1_iyqtjrr wrote
Reply to comment by Husker8 in [OC] Number of Union Army Units/Companies during the American Civil War. by BLAZENIOSZ
The table here shows more than half were mustered into Southern Regiments:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Colored_Troops
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somethingpretentious OP t1_iyqsssa wrote
I got some great feedback from my previous post and so updated the visual to make it easier to interpret. The black line is a standard day and green is each day of the world cup so far. Full code is here https://github.com/michael1241/wclichess including the data used to generate it.
ikashnitsky OP t1_iyqsotw wrote
Reply to Were there too many sensations in the group-stage games at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar? What if I bet the same amount against the odds in all the group-stage games? WOW – I would have finished the experiment with a net profit of almost 48 coins! [OC] by ikashnitsky
SEE AN UPD OF THIS ANALYSIS: https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/zcm4r0
Data: https://www.oddsportal.com/soccer/world/world-cup-2022/results
Tools: R
Code: https://gist.github.com/ikashnitsky/aa56f8d30046c44d3f59c0047033e820
MarkVarga t1_iyqrhcd wrote
Reply to comment by KellerTheGamer in [OC] FIFA World Cup Winning Bets Dist: Qatar 2022 is the world cup with the most upsets among the last 7 tournament's Group Stages. Link to interactive viz in the comments by SmilgaNir
Yeah, that is correct based on the actual matches. For me it would make more sense to depict them as 1.10, 1.20 and that stuff but I guess it's not a general consensus.
VogJam t1_iyqr5hz wrote
Reply to comment by sageandbunyon in [OC] Results of 50,000 World Cup Knockout Simulations by mathsTeacher82
It’s the knock on effect from R16.
It predicts that Poland are 10% more likely to beat France than Senegal to beat England. Obviously if France are eliminated by Poland, they can’t reach the final, so France’s predictions are carrying that 10% disadvantage through to the other rounds. It’s not predicting that England will beat France, just that France are more likely to slip up in the R16.
Drink15 t1_iyqqyoo wrote
Explains a lot about the lower half of DE
KingH4ktan t1_iyqqb5h wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in [OC] Largest publicly-traded airlines by giteam
Does Turkish Airlines count?
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Reply to comment by Herr_rudolf in Global Cuisine - According To Yelp [OC] by CharcoalCharts
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nanimo_97 t1_iyqpyj0 wrote
The love londoners have for itslian cooking is only comparable to New York's. There's one in every corner haha
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spinbutton t1_iyqnkd3 wrote
NC gave 4 regiments of white sliders and a whole brigade of black soldiers to the union. It's less than 10, which is the cutoff for this graphic.
Rafinha1997 t1_iyqn43r wrote
Reply to comment by mathsTeacher82 in [OC] Results of 50,000 World Cup Knockout Simulations by mathsTeacher82
But Brazil is still the 1st ?
ean5cj t1_iyqlhdh wrote
A couple of corrections: Tex-Mex should really be along with Middle-American; Brazilian is its own thing, and I would place Bar-B-Que under American every day. Also, Chinese is a collection of widely different cuisines, and all are different from Japanese or Korean. Other than that - fascinating data and nice visualization.
Kerivkennedy t1_iyql5sy wrote
Reply to comment by Herr_rudolf in Global Cuisine - According To Yelp [OC] by CharcoalCharts
I'm more confused by American (new) I'm assuming traditional includes items like Meatloaf with mashed potatoes and gravy Fried chicken Steak Hamburgers and hotdogs Macaroni and cheese
Herr_rudolf t1_iyqkqhm wrote
What's 'American (traditional)'?
Husker8 t1_iyqkn1m wrote
Reply to comment by windigo3 in [OC] Number of Union Army Units/Companies during the American Civil War. by BLAZENIOSZ
Almost all the “colored” regiments as they were referred to back then were mustered from Northern states such as Massachusetts. Most of the Union was not for allowing African Americans to fight. Lincoln and Grant personally supporting the effort and the start of their own views on African Americans evolving forward.
TheUndieTurd t1_iyqj2rf wrote
Reply to School Shootings in the US 1970-2022 Committed by Students [OC] (interactive version in comment) by data_n_stuff
fix the title. should be “are school shootings becoming more frequent?”
CharcoalCharts OP t1_iyqj069 wrote
Data: Yelp. Tools: R, Leaflet
Zealousideal_Bag6158 t1_iyqir5g wrote
Reply to comment by Lord_Bobbymort in [OC] Birth months of FIFA World Cup players. The top three are January, February and March, possibly due to the "Relative age effect" by desfirsit
Values that span multiple order quantities. But instead we have a fixed set of values (Jan-Dec) with no positional notation. If we try to convert and apply the months to their numerical values
AnAncientOne t1_iyqijbd wrote
Reply to [OC] Number of full-time, permanent, on-duty NASA employees by fiscal year and occupation (FY1993-FY2023) by iswearitsreallyme
V interesting, surprised by how much admin there is, would have thought it would be more like 10%.
-Twigs- t1_iyqia5y wrote
Reply to comment by corrado33 in [OC] Birth months of FIFA World Cup players. The top three are January, February and March, possibly due to the "Relative age effect" by desfirsit
I don't really think it'd be correct to say it's 100% a question of maturity and nothing else. Things like genes, nutrition and health are examples of factors that could be playing a part. Loads of things contribute to a child even getting the chance to start playing a sport, which is a requirement for them to be good at it. To reduce all that down to differences in "maturity" is a bit simplistic in my mind.
european_hodler t1_iyqhp4n wrote
Reply to comment by SmilgaNir in [OC] FIFA World Cup Winning Bets Dist: Qatar 2022 is the world cup with the most upsets among the last 7 tournament's Group Stages. Link to interactive viz in the comments by SmilgaNir
ah ok. i thought so. I usually dont like that. why not sort them by time when game happened?
Herr_rudolf t1_iyqw4ex wrote
Reply to comment by Kerivkennedy in Global Cuisine - According To Yelp [OC] by CharcoalCharts
Surely a mistery