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Use this test to get an estimate of your Elo rating !
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1750!!!
Aug 5, 2022
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#86
metasmash wrote:
Interesting source code ._.
code looks better than yanderedev's code for Yandere simulator at least
1695!!!
Aug 5, 2022
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#89
1670, which is close to my Daily strength, a bit low though.
However it's a dubious test - there are no sources as to who evaluated the answers and how different answers were assigned different scores.. According to that code, the best first solution is f6-f3 which I found, a very easy sacrifice, no way it's 2600 top GM move, lol.
Impossible to take it seriously.
B1ZMARK wrote:
metasmash wrote:
Interesting source code ._.
code looks better than yanderedev's code for Yandere simulator at least
ohhhh she is sweet but a psycho...... at night she is screaming ma ma ma ma mind
Aug 5, 2022
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#91
I entered invalid moves for each question and it guessed my rating with surprising precision.
I am not sure it works fully because if you look at my elo it is bad, but when I did the test I got almost 3x it and I only spent 3mins max for each problem. Is this because I am underrated or did I get lucky?
Just got 2197
Nov 30, 2022
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#97
Lol how did I get 2025, maybe I need to stop playing 1-3 minute chess games
The javascript in the page http://www.chessmaniac.com/ELORating/ELO_Chess_Rating.shtml has an error: in principle, it calculates the "ELO" for each of the 10 problems individually, then calculates the average by adding them all and dividing by 10. The error is that the calculations for problem #10 are wrong, this "ELO" is never calculated and is always assigned the value 1000, so your overall calculated ELO will be smaller than it should be. In my case, the uncorrected program gave me an ELO of 1810 but after correction, the ELO was 1890 - with higher ELOs the error is more noticeable. I have already notified the website admin of this error...
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