EPTLiquid`HerO Illusion Art - Page 96
| Forum Index > SC2 General |
|
.Amon.
Germany64 Posts
| ||
|
MadChem
Germany218 Posts
On December 13 2011 06:45 Nerchio wrote: I dont understand something about the graph though, considering it is a bot, how can it know the rate at which votes for Glider are coming? I mean, for sure it can do that after refreshing the page and seeing how many votes he got from the last 'wave' but then it would be delayed in time, and this graph shows that it changes almost exactly as our graph at the same time, is it really possible without having an access to the actual site(poll?). It basically has an algorithm, which takes the growth in the last X Steps and then assumes how many votes are need to be in the lead in the end. I dont have alot of math experience (only a Chemist ;-) ), but this is how I would describe it... | ||
|
Orome
Switzerland11984 Posts
On December 13 2011 06:45 Nerchio wrote: I dont understand something about the graph though, considering it is a bot, how can it know the rate at which votes for Glider are coming? I mean, for sure it can do that after refreshing the page and seeing how many votes he got from the last 'wave' but then it would be delayed in time, and this graph shows that it changes almost exactly as our graph at the same time, is it really possible without having an access to the actual site(poll?). The plot thickens. It's actually youtube, rigging their own vote to make it more exciting! | ||
|
tsuxiit
1305 Posts
On December 13 2011 06:49 .Amon. wrote: Look at her votes right now. She is getting about 5-10 per second! What is this if not a bot! I've been googling and I can't find a group of people as large as us trying to vote for her. It doesn't make any sense. | ||
|
caradoc
Canada3022 Posts
On December 13 2011 06:45 Nerchio wrote: I dont understand something about the graph though, considering it is a bot, how can it know the rate at which votes for Glider are coming? I mean, for sure it can do that after refreshing the page and seeing how many votes he got from the last 'wave' but then it would be delayed in time, and this graph shows that it changes almost exactly as our graph at the same time, is it really possible without having an access to the actual site(poll?). it can read the statistical information on the page itself after voting, or at intervals. | ||
|
urashimakt
United States1591 Posts
On December 13 2011 06:48 tsuxiit wrote: Some serious weird shit is going on with Jennifer's vote totals. There's no community supporting her. Teachers are apparently supporting her. On December 13 2011 06:50 tsuxiit wrote: I've been googling and I can't find a group of people as large as us trying to vote for her. It doesn't make any sense. I don't know how widespread the support is, but I promise you there are a lot of individuals in the field of education. | ||
|
Ly
Poland3 Posts
Still, for nerds to lose to this, it would be a little shameful, Internet is wider, after all. | ||
|
Gin-san
Croatia92 Posts
| ||
|
Draconicfire
Canada2562 Posts
On December 13 2011 06:45 Nerchio wrote: I dont understand something about the graph though, considering it is a bot, how can it know the rate at which votes for Glider are coming? I mean, for sure it can do that after refreshing the page and seeing how many votes he got from the last 'wave' but then it would be delayed in time, and this graph shows that it changes almost exactly as our graph at the same time, is it really possible without having an access to the actual site(poll?). Well this could just be an artifact from having the sampling done every 5 minutes. This way any delays would be missed since they would just be grouped together anyways. Say if the update was every 30 seconds or so. | ||
|
AndyGB4
Canada156 Posts
On December 13 2011 06:45 Nerchio wrote: I dont understand something about the graph though, considering it is a bot, how can it know the rate at which votes for Glider are coming? I mean, for sure it can do that after refreshing the page and seeing how many votes he got from the last 'wave' but then it would be delayed in time, and this graph shows that it changes almost exactly as our graph at the same time, is it really possible without having an access to the actual site(poll?). Nerchio brings up a great point! If a bot was using our input to slightly outmatch us on every segment and mirror the entire graph, shouldn't it be slightly delayed from our graph? Unless YouTube is doing this, since they'd be the ones with OUR numbers in their hands as quickly as possible? EDIT: On December 13 2011 06:51 Draconicfire wrote: Well this could just be an artifact from having the sampling done every 5 minutes. This way any delays would be missed since they would just be grouped together anyways. Say if the update was every 30 seconds or so. Yeah, that actually makes a lot of sense lol. The bot definitely wouldn't need 5 minutes to compile and vote. | ||
|
Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
| ||
|
Alejandrisha
United States6565 Posts
i will say tho.. glider is getting like 5-10 votes every few seconds, but the other chick is getting blocks of 50 like every 30 seconds.. how does that even function | ||
|
thezanursic
5484 Posts
eSports saving humanity!!! | ||
|
brachester
Australia1786 Posts
On December 13 2011 06:52 AndyGB4 wrote: Nerchio brings up a great point! If a bot was using our input to slightly outmatch us on every segment and mirror the entire graph, shouldn't it be slightly delayed from our graph? Unless YouTube is doing this, since they'd be the ones with OUR numbers in their hands as quickly as possible? THE TRUTH REVEALED :O | ||
|
masterbreti
Korea (South)2711 Posts
| ||
|
Fragrant
United States9 Posts
| ||
|
Perguvious
United States1783 Posts
| ||
|
Orome
Switzerland11984 Posts
| ||
|
Eduro
United States88 Posts
My bet would be on YT being the (driving) force behind the dubious voting numbers. | ||
|
brainox
Germany292 Posts
| ||
| ||
