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Guys should I remove the sigmoid or keep it in my formula?

Keep the sigmoid?

  • Yes

    Votes: 4 66.7%

  • No (Please explain why to me.)

    Votes: 2 33.3%
  • Total voters
    6
  • Poll closed .
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A sigmoid squashes numbers, so you can't be a merchant anymore.

I'll give you an example:
H 9.23
A 7
D 7
M 7

On my old formula it would be a: 7.78 or a high-CL.

However, with a sigmoid it's going to be a: 6.85. So, people who are merchants on one side would not benefit as much *cough* *cough* Tom Cruise. From what I've seen this is pretty accurate; however, it might include some underrating to some people who use a similar formula to the one above. So, please tell me if I should keep it or remove it.

@Dean @Randomized Shame @Prince @over0 @Gigachad @BlendedBlade🧿@recai @hannah @tuberculosisinmybal @geneticCage
 
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Will a sigmoid not cause the ratings to be compressed more towards the mean?
That would help people who are slightly below average, but fuck people slightly above.

I'd say keeping it out would be the better choice.
 
Prince said:
Will a sigmoid not cause the ratings to be compressed more towards the mean?
That would help people who are slightly below average, but fuck people slightly above.

I'd say keeping it out would be the better choice.
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Right, but I could also say that well a increase in attractiveness from a 8 to an 8.5 is less noticeable than a 5.5 to a 6.
So, a sigmoid kinda mimics that feeling we get. Like look at Archie and Marlon. People say Marlon is on the same attractiveness as archie
Even tho objectively Marlon is a 7.35 and Archie is like a 7.8.

But, you'll never see this debate about a High-MTN to Low-HTN
 
Prince said:
Will a sigmoid not cause the ratings to be compressed more towards the mean?
That would help people who are slightly below average, but fuck people slightly above.

I'd say keeping it out would be the better choice.
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You might be right mess. I'll remove it, seems too unfair. Maybe too harsh on some people
 
ImSubHumanLmfao said:
A sigmoid squashes numbers, so you can't be a merchant anymore.

I'll give you an example:
H 9.23
A 7
D 7
M 7

On my old formula it would be a: 7.78 or a high-CL.

However, with a sigmoid it's going to be a: 6.85. So, people who are merchants on one side would not benefit as much *cough* *cough* Tom Cruise. From what I've seen this is pretty accurate; however, it might include some underrating to some people who use a similar formula to the one above. So, please tell me if I should keep it or remove it.

@Dean @Randomized Shame @Prince @over0 @Gigachad @BlendedBlade🧿@recai @hannah @tuberculosisinmybal @geneticCage
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Just make the rating system so that I'm chad and not ltn
 
ImSubHumanLmfao said:
A sigmoid squashes numbers, so you can't be a merchant anymore.

I'll give you an example:
H 9.23
A 7
D 7
M 7

On my old formula it would be a: 7.78 or a high-CL.

However, with a sigmoid it's going to be a: 6.85. So, people who are merchants on one side would not benefit as much *cough* *cough* Tom Cruise. From what I've seen this is pretty accurate; however, it might include some underrating to some people who use a similar formula to the one above. So, please tell me if I should keep it or remove it.

@Dean @Randomized Shame @Prince @over0 @Gigachad @BlendedBlade🧿@recai @hannah @tuberculosisinmybal @geneticCage
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What is the m in the rating, I’m pretty sure the others are angularity harmony and dimorphism but what would the m be
 
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