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Re: Twisted Logic new version!
Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 1:15 pm
by swami
Graham Banks wrote:swami wrote:I just use the grading system to evaluate the percentages. If the new version comes along, and scores more and leaps two grades forward from B+ to A+ then that would tell me how much it's improved in specific test.
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80+ S
75+ A+
70+ A
65+ B+
60+ B
55+ C+
50+ C
45+ D
40+ E
<40 F
What does the "S" stand for?
Cheers,
Graham.
I don't know the actual word that begins with S, but according to Indian Institute of Technology which follows the CGPA system, it appears that S grade is equivalent to "Outstanding" or "Superior"...
Re: Twisted Logic new version!
Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 1:29 pm
by swami
swami wrote:I just use the grading system to evaluate the percentages. If the new version comes along, and scores more and leaps two grades forward from B+ to A+ then that would tell me how much it's improved in specific test.
Code: Select all
80+ S
75+ A+
70+ A
65+ B+
60+ B
55+ C+
50+ C
45+ D
40+ E
<40 F
Since a lot of engines are going beyond 3100... adding more derivatives to the list. I'm going to follow this revised Grading System:
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85+ S
80+ A+
75+ A
70+ A-
65+ B+
60 B
55+ C+
50+ C
45+ D
40+ E
<40 F
Re: Twisted Logic new version!
Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 6:39 pm
by Graham Banks
swami wrote:Graham Banks wrote:swami wrote:I just use the grading system to evaluate the percentages. If the new version comes along, and scores more and leaps two grades forward from B+ to A+ then that would tell me how much it's improved in specific test.
Code: Select all
80+ S
75+ A+
70+ A
65+ B+
60+ B
55+ C+
50+ C
45+ D
40+ E
<40 F
What does the "S" stand for?
Cheers,
Graham.
I don't know the actual word that begins with S, but according to Indian Institute of Technology which follows the CGPA system, it appears that S grade is equivalent to "Outstanding" or "Superior"...
Sounds logical. Keep up the good work.
