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I did an analysis on the games from 2017. There were no red cards and following yellow cards:
STOx’s: 1
MCT Susano Logics: 8
UBC Thunderbots: 4
RoboTeam Twente: 1
Op-AmP: 1
RoboFEI: 3
SRC: 1
: 3
Parsian: 13
NEUIslanders: 4
ULtron: 2
RoboDragons: 0
RoboJackets: 0
ER-Force: 1
ZJUNlict: 0
OP-AmP: 1
Tigers Mannheim: 0
KgpKubs: 0
MRL: 0
KIKS: 1
RoboIME: 3
STOx's: 0
UMass MinuteBots: 2
You can find the source of the analyzer here: https://github.com/g3force/ssl-log-analyzer
I plan to analyze the result of the autorefs as well. Stay tuned.
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Looks like an assistant referee did a bad job on a MCT vs. Parsian game and announced too many yellow cards... (3 MCT and 9 Parsian). I removed those completely and fixed the stats:
STOx’s: 1
MCT Susano Logics: 5
UBC Thunderbots: 4
RoboTeam Twente: 1
Op-AmP: 1
RoboFEI: 3
SRC: 1
Parsian: 4
NEUIslanders: 4
ULtron: 2
RoboDragons: 0
RoboJackets: 0
ER-Force: 1
ZJUNlict: 0
OP-AmP: 1
Tigers Mannheim: 0
KgpKubs: 0
MRL: 0
KIKS: 1
RoboIME: 3
UMass MinuteBots: 2
Still no guaranty, that this is completely correct, I only have the data given in the log files: http://wiki.robocup.org/Small_Size_League/Game_Logs
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Just to keep in mind: Since the game duration has changed from 10 to 5 minutes, is a yellow card still 2 minutes for a robot? (According to your other stats, where a game consists roughly out of 50 % stop, the punishment for a yellow card already increased (when the time for a yellow card is also halted during stop).
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You are right, the timer for yellow cards was not stopped during STOP until now.
First of all, we have to clarify if the timer will now be stopped during STOP as well. I suggest it will.
For me, the 2 minutes felt quite short in previous years. I would stick with the 2 minutes.
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