statistics - 1 vs 1 vote: calculate ratings (Flickchart.com) -


Instead of items rated from grades 1 to 10, I would like to versus 1 versus 1 "fight" Items are displayed and you choose the one you like most. Based on these "fight" results, each algorithm should calculate the ratings of an algorithm.

You can see this approach that movies have been rated using this approach.

It looks like:

As you can see, if they win "fight" the items are pushing upwards. Rankings are always " The battle "varies depending on the outcome, but it is not based on the winning quote (54% here) because it is difficult to win against" Titanic "compared to" 25th hour "or more.

There are some things that are quite unclear to me: - How is the rating calculated? Which film is set at the first place in the rankings, how do you decide? You have to consider how often the item wins and how well the beaten items are - what is to choose what is "fight"?

Of course, you can not tell me that Flickchart actually does all this but maybe you can tell me how it can be done. thank you in advanced!

It can not be precisely what Flickchart is doing, but using a different type Algorithms can be used in chess (and other games) because they are essentially fights / games that they win / lose.

Actually, all movies start with 0 wins / losses and win each time get certain points, usually you will have approximately 20 (but any number) and a movie Winning will win with the same rating. 20. Winning against a bad film will earn about 10 points, while a better movie gives you 30 points. On the other hand, losing only 10 points while losing a good movie, but if you lose to a bad movie, then you will get 30 Lose points

Specification of algorithm is in the Wikipedia link.


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