How to calculate ELO
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How to calculate ELO
Please write as someone knows how to calculate the ELO all programs taking off in the tournament.
Re: How to calculate ELO
One can calculate the ELO Difference D-ELO between 2 programs A and B, as follows.
Assume the win probability or expected outcome = E (E=1, program A wins always against program B, E=0, program A loses always against program B).
Than: D-ELO = 400 * log10( E/(1-E) )
Note for E = 0.5, D-ELO = 0
Bert
Assume the win probability or expected outcome = E (E=1, program A wins always against program B, E=0, program A loses always against program B).
Than: D-ELO = 400 * log10( E/(1-E) )
Note for E = 0.5, D-ELO = 0
Bert
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Re: How to calculate ELO
BertTuyt wrote:One can calculate the ELO Difference D-ELO between 2 programs A and B, as follows.
Assume the win probability or expected outcome = E (E=1, program A wins always against program B, E=0, program A loses always against program B).
Than: D-ELO = 400 * log10( E/(1-E) )
Note for E = 0.5, D-ELO = 0
Bert
Please give an example, because it is very complicated writing Bert.
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Re: How to calculate ELO
At a speed of 99 moves in 15 minutes, Scan played 46 draws and 4 wins against Sjende Blyn.
E = (46*1+4*2)/(50*2) = 0.54
D-ELO = 400 * log10 ( 0.54 / (1-0.54) ) = 28
E = (46*1+4*2)/(50*2) = 0.54
D-ELO = 400 * log10 ( 0.54 / (1-0.54) ) = 28