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Quizbowl '''stats''', or '''statistics''', are kept by individual tournaments to keep win-loss records, team scores, and individual scores. The proper keeping and posting of stats is an essential responsibility of the [[tournament director]] or his/her delegate at every tournament.
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Quizbowl '''stats''', or '''statistics''', are data recorded at [[tournaments]] about game events. They generally include [[win-loss record]] and team scores; many tournaments also keep more detailed results, such as players' number of tossups played and answered correctly (including different types of answers like [[powers]] and [[negs]]). Further data can be derived from combinations of these statistics. The proper keeping and posting of stats is an essential responsibility of either the [[tournament director]] or a designated [[Officials#Statsperson|statsperson]] at every tournament.
  
The dominant statkeeping program for quizbowl is [[SQBS]], which is available for free. A similar program called [[Taft]] charged on a per-tournament basis during the late 2000s, including its use for the [[2009 NSC]], but has been discontinued.   
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The dominant statkeeping programs for quizbowl are [[SQBS]] and [[YellowFruit]], which are available for free. A similar program called [[Taft]] has been discontinued.   
  
SQBS has the ability to generate an HTML statistics report that can be posted online for public viewing during or after a tournament.  [[ScoBo|ScoBo Tournament Central]] is a popular free service for hosting these reports.
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SQBS has the ability to generate HTML statistics reports that can be posted online for public viewing during or after a tournament.  The [[Quizbowl Resource Database]] allows [[hsquizbowl.org forums|hsquizbowl.org forum]] members to post SQBS reports for free (a service originally offered by [[ScoBo]] Tournament Central).
  
See also: [[PPG]], [[bonus conversion]], [[Shadow effect]].
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A list of statistics and additional related pages is on the [[:Category:Statistics|statistics category page]].
  
 
===Useful links===
 
===Useful links===
 
*[http://www.pace-nsc.org/?p=651 Focus on Statistics: Using SQBS], from [[PACE]]'s website
 
*[http://www.pace-nsc.org/?p=651 Focus on Statistics: Using SQBS], from [[PACE]]'s website
 
*[http://ai.stanford.edu/~csewell/sqbs/ SQBS website]
 
*[http://ai.stanford.edu/~csewell/sqbs/ SQBS website]
*[http://www.scobo.net ScoBo Tournament Central (SQBS report hosting)]
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*[http://www.hsquizbowl.org/db/ Quizbowl Resource Database (SQBS report hosting)]
  
 
[[Category: Statistics]]
 
[[Category: Statistics]]
 
[[Category: Quizbowl basics]]
 
[[Category: Quizbowl basics]]

Latest revision as of 13:49, 11 December 2020

Quizbowl stats, or statistics, are data recorded at tournaments about game events. They generally include win-loss record and team scores; many tournaments also keep more detailed results, such as players' number of tossups played and answered correctly (including different types of answers like powers and negs). Further data can be derived from combinations of these statistics. The proper keeping and posting of stats is an essential responsibility of either the tournament director or a designated statsperson at every tournament.

The dominant statkeeping programs for quizbowl are SQBS and YellowFruit, which are available for free. A similar program called Taft has been discontinued.

SQBS has the ability to generate HTML statistics reports that can be posted online for public viewing during or after a tournament. The Quizbowl Resource Database allows hsquizbowl.org forum members to post SQBS reports for free (a service originally offered by ScoBo Tournament Central).

A list of statistics and additional related pages is on the statistics category page.

Useful links