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need simple algorithm to calculate rankings

Asked by bobbit31 in Math & Science

Tags: math

hello,

i'm looking for a pretty simple algorithm that will calculate rankings based on 2 metrics:

1) number of games played
2) percentage of games where player scored highest

Now, I could just use the percentage to calculate rankings... but i don't want to b/c people with only 1 game will come back as 100% and will jump to the top.

So i need something that will take into account BOTH the number of games played as well as the percentage.

Please help!

Thanks,

Bob
 
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