BGS and CSG grading algorithms may Share similarities

[DieMaus]

I was trying to figure out how subgrades determine a card’s final grade.

A web search led me here:

https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/q...gs-final-grade

Scrolling down the the Answers section, a user, Charcoal links to an interactive page where you can test the sudgrades of your BGS slabs, but it also sort of works on CSG subgrades as well, for the most part.

I tested it on three CSG slabs. Two matched, but the third didn’t until I rearranged the order of values to get the grades to match. It seems that if the code accurately models BGS and CSGs algorithms, one of my cards may have been overgraded by a half point.

I believe the code was based on observational data from BGS subgrades and final grades, but I’m not a coder nor do I fully get the math of grading.

A question I have if anyone can answer, is why do the order of values matter in determining the final grade as they do in the webpage?


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