Performance Index

[Jeff]

What is it?
How's it calculated?

[SliderPhoto]

come on man, search newbie!  ::)


 ;D

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the professor posted:

performance index = [(T-A)/T]*1000  
 where  
 T = total number of people in your races, including yourself  
 A = total number of people who finished ahead of you  
 
http://www.racemotorcycles.com/cgi-bin/board/YaBB.pl?board=ccs1;action=display;num=1091482452;start=3

I remember discussing this in more detail eons ago .
 

[EM JAY]

  Hmmm  "Performance" and T & A.  Nuff said.   ;D

[Jeff]

hehe.. Thanks Jack.

[Shady]

So basically your PI is your percentile *10   8)

[racerhall]

like a batting average
so when is the performance index going to mean something
like to win the #1 plate you need a performance index minimum rating of (x) to be in the running

[Jeff]

It makes sense now.  It just threw me that on the overall points, there are people above/below me whose PI varies greatly from mine.

But if they're only rated on 1 race, then it would make sense.

[Thingy]

Are you wondering what it is, or why yours is so low?  :P  

Jack, you should come out next weekend and hang.

[Jeff]

You gotta race in order to have even a low one there Thingy.....   :o  8)  :-*

[Super Dave]

like a batting average
so when is the performance index going to mean something
like to win the #1 plate you need a performance index minimum rating of (x) to be in the running

Like, yeah...

Agreed, totally, champ...

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