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Internet IQ tests are very inaccurate most of the time.
I'm going to attempt to devise an IQ formula:
As duration increases, IQ decreases.
As duration decreases, IQ increases.
As questions answered correctly increases, IQ increase.
As questions answered correctly decreases, IQ decreases.
As questions answered wrong increases, IQ decreases.
As questions answered wrong decreases, IQ increases.
As age increases, IQ decreases.
As age decreases, IQ increases.
Now, let's add in some more factors. Any suggestions?
We've got this:
(Answered Correctly) * CONSTANT_REAL
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(Wrong) * (Age) * (Duration)
We're going to add a constant factor to the numerator to get better results ofcourse.
I'll try to find it later after defining a Best-case-test-scenario and a Worst-case-test-scenario so that the result wouldn't overflow.
(The worst-case would return 0 since the duration could be infinite ^^ hehe)
I need your help guys :3
I'm going to attempt to devise an IQ formula:
As duration increases, IQ decreases.
As duration decreases, IQ increases.
As questions answered correctly increases, IQ increase.
As questions answered correctly decreases, IQ decreases.
As questions answered wrong increases, IQ decreases.
As questions answered wrong decreases, IQ increases.
As age increases, IQ decreases.
As age decreases, IQ increases.
Now, let's add in some more factors. Any suggestions?
We've got this:
(Answered Correctly) * CONSTANT_REAL
---------------------------------------
(Wrong) * (Age) * (Duration)
We're going to add a constant factor to the numerator to get better results ofcourse.
I'll try to find it later after defining a Best-case-test-scenario and a Worst-case-test-scenario so that the result wouldn't overflow.
(The worst-case would return 0 since the duration could be infinite ^^ hehe)
I need your help guys :3