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StLouQue
05-11-2008, 12:40 PM
Could someone offer an explanation of how the scores (such as those in parentheses below) are arrived at?
Hey Bubba,
I'd be interested to know what judge 2 (35.4286) and judge 3 (32.0) saw different that the other judges that all gave you 36.0.
I think that is the highest pork score (179.4286) I have ever seen....that is farking impressive! WOW!
appearance # times .5714, Taste # times 2.2858, Tenderness # times 1.1428. So 999 = 9*.5714 + 9 * 2.2858 + 9 * 1.1428 = 36.
If appearance = 8 then instead of 36 you have 35.4286.
If taste = 8 then instead of 36 you have 33.7142.
Add the best 5 scores of judges for the category total so 5 999 + 1 899 = 179.4286.
StLouQue
05-11-2008, 03:07 PM
Thanks, Ford.
Since brain activity is taking the day off, I have one more question... The three numbers mentioned - .5714, 2.2858, 1.1428 - added together equal 4. What is the significance of the number 4?
Solidkick
05-11-2008, 04:43 PM
appearance # times .5714, Taste # times 2.2858, Tenderness # times 1.1428. So 999 = 9*.5714 + 9 * 2.2858 + 9 * 1.1428 = 36.
If appearance = 8 then instead of 36 you have 35.4286.
If taste = 8 then instead of 36 you have 33.7142.
Add the best 5 scores of judges for the category total so 5 999 + 1 899 = 179.4286.
Thanks for the explanation Ford!
Jorge
05-11-2008, 05:33 PM
I suspect it was all about making a perfect score an even number. Max score of 9, total weight of 4, max score per judge is 36. Low score dropped and the 5 remaining yield an even 180.
Thanks, Ford.
Since brain activity is taking the day off, I have one more question... The three numbers mentioned - .5714, 2.2858, 1.1428 - added together equal 4. What is the significance of the number 4?
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