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BAM Math

#21 User is offline   MarkDean 

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Posted 2010-July-10, 09:33

This is a very difficult question. The part that makes it tough, to me at least, is dealing with the push issue. If MPs/BAM were all 1/0, you could make some assumptions and get a good guess, but when you also have to deal with the fact that pushes are somewhat common, and that how common it is also varies hand to hand, the problem becomes almost impossible. I think the best way to answer it would be to get some (actually a lot of) BAM results, and then MP the results and look at the results. For example, I have downloaded Reisinger results before to MP the results, but unfortunately, the dataset was not large enough to get a good read.
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