trail conditions dashboard

Ideally I think also if you don't agree with a rating, go give it a different one. More data, better results.
 
time weight the data...
nerd alert - logarithmic or geometric decay

trail assessment certification classes will commence on.....
 
I say we go with it as designed
After a better population of data we can reconsider some sort of fancy algorithmic formula
 
Pat is just being pedantic. Kick him in the shin next time you see him...
 
fidodie said:
time weight the data...
nerd alert - logarithmic or geometric decay
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This. If this means that ratings will soft-reset sometimes on some sort of schedule. That way a park that's 1.3 from 20 reviewers won't be a 1.4 after one perfect review on a sunny, 90 degree day.
 
yup! pre-vacation babble....

it does need something to favor the current data - hell, it is just adding a little math in the sql.
id say the slope of the last two daily averaged observations is probably the answer....
same, worse, better......peasy.
 
Average review is based on the last 7 days.

I'm pretty sure that if a park has 20 reviews in the past 6 days where the average rating was a 1.3, a single sunny day at 90 degrees isn't going to instantly be a 4.0.

I was going with the "overly concerned with minute details or formalisms" angle.
 
I think that's okay, yellow should direct viewers to the park forums for greater detail. I wouldn't expect a trail to go from red to green in a day or two. I'd generally ignore red consider either green or yellow depending on comments
 
a.s. said:
Fellow fisherman ... anyone ever take their rod with them while biking and pedal to offshoot lakes/streams to fish? I've been contemplating this idea for a while. Wondering if stashing a 6' split rod in my camelback will work?
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I'm currently rigging up a system to transport 2 fully rigged 9' fly rods without breaking them down. This system however will not work in thickly wooded areas, it's specific to a certain place I fish so I can quickly move between spots without re-rigging. I have however ridden with a rod broken down in tube secured to a pack, this works like a charm. You should be able to find a 3' rod tube to do this no problem.
 
fidodie said:
it can def go from green to red in a day....

eyeballin' the scotch at this point...
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I know I'm just a nobody but I just submitted my first review today and I know with the rain this week its going to go to shit real quick with the rain expected. I think it would be more helpful to reset the ratings whenever there is a weather events like rain which if your like me wouldn't know it rained unless I saw it since I can go to work before sun rise and leave after sun set with out ever seeing the outdoors during the day.
 
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