Pokémon and Math

[Paperfairy]

The second one, you should choose a specific deck.

Of course.

and its very easy to figure out. Theres a simple formula that i use to figure it out personally.
But since its your math project im not about to reveal my formula, as simple as it is.
If you're taking a statistics or math 101 class then you should be able to figure it out.

Also the skill of a player cannot be measured mathematically, and everyone shuffles differently so I wouldn't choose those.

Rankings. Shuffling is defined as absolute randomization, most likely done via calculator.

Try figuring out the chances of a specific card being prized.
The chances of not getting a basic in your hand first turn.

Far too elementary for a program of this caliber.

The average damage output per Energy Card attached. (IE Bibarel does 60 for 2 so the average output on that attack is 30 per energy) do this for every pokemon and find the amount of damage a single energy provides.

You're the 7th or so person to suggest this, so I'm fairly bent on this one....

You just have to find something that can actually be measured.

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Thanks for the suggestions everyone, I'll get back to you all soon.

 

[meditite rox]

Damage per Energy has too many factors. Extra effects, healing, Special Conditions, discard, self-damage, damage to Bench, HP and any good Powers or Bodies, and other things have a large impact. How do you compare 10 damage to all of your opponent's Pokemon to 20 damage to the Defending Pokemon?

 

[Paperfairy]

I can assign extra abilities different point values equilivant to damage based on effectiveness.