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For the questions in the scouting sheet asking about high goal speed, there were three possible responses:
Slow (Up to 1 ball per second)
Moderate (around 2 balls per second)
High (3 or more balls per second)
I don't know how much work has gone into making sure those speeds are reasonable. For example, was there really a robot that could only shoot one ball per second? The scouting data says that all the different options were used a reasonable number of times, but that might be because of the wording "slow, moderate, or high." The scouters may have been seeing those words and comparing a robot's shooter speed with what they'd seen overall at the competition, and not really trying to guage the speed of the shooter.
If possible, we need to go back to the footage and verify the scouting data had the correct speeds. If not, new answer choices need to be provided that are more inline with what we're likely to see. In any case, the choices shouldn't contain the words "slow," "moderate," "high," or any other biasing suggestions.
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For the questions in the scouting sheet asking about high goal speed, there were three possible responses:
I don't know how much work has gone into making sure those speeds are reasonable. For example, was there really a robot that could only shoot one ball per second? The scouting data says that all the different options were used a reasonable number of times, but that might be because of the wording "slow, moderate, or high." The scouters may have been seeing those words and comparing a robot's shooter speed with what they'd seen overall at the competition, and not really trying to guage the speed of the shooter.
If possible, we need to go back to the footage and verify the scouting data had the correct speeds. If not, new answer choices need to be provided that are more inline with what we're likely to see. In any case, the choices shouldn't contain the words "slow," "moderate," "high," or any other biasing suggestions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: