Stat Loadout
Each stat 1–20 · Total must equal 20
Speed
/ 20
motor power = (pts / 20) × 100
Motor power: 25%
Power
/ 20
charge speed = Power² / 2 · follow through = Power × 80
Charge speed: 12.5
Follow through: 1000
Turning
/ 20
arc segments = Turning · turn ratio = 0.2 + (Turning × 0.02)
Arc segments: 5
Turn ratio: 0.30
Endurance
/ 20
P(t) = 100 − (20 − E) × 1.5 × t
Decay rate: 22.5 / min
Match Log
Fill every row by end of each match day
| Round | Day | Opponent | Source | Predicted | GF | GA | Error | W/L | What happened? | Next round? |
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Stat Change Log
Every change you make, with your reason why
Simulation Lab
Formula predicted · Bot did · Gap — one row per round per formula
| Round | Formula | Predicted | Observed | Gap |
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Four Views of a Function
4 ways to see the same pattern
Pick one question about your bot to investigate. For example: "Does more Speed mean more goals?" Then show the answer four ways — in words, in a table, on a graph, and as an equation. All four should describe the same relationship.
1
Words
Describe the relationship you are investigating in a full sentence. No numbers yet — just say what you think happens and why.
2
Table
Pick what to compare from your match log. Choose an X (the input) and a Y (the result). The table fills in automatically from your matches. You can also add rows manually.
X — input (what you control)
Y — result (what you measure)
X
Y
3
Graph
Your data points appear on the graph automatically. Look at the line: does it go up, down, or stay flat? A line going up means Y increases as X increases. A flat line means X does not affect Y.
4
Equation
The slope and intercept are calculated from your table. The slope tells you: for every 1 unit X goes up, how much does Y change? Write what that means for your bot below.
y =
x +
What does the slope mean for your bot?