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The '''Northeast Ohio Experimental Player Rankings''' are a electronic power rankings for the northeastern part of the US state of Ohio created by feeding every event in the region with 15 players or more into a Microsoft Trueskill algorithm. This is an alternative to the Northeastern Ohio Power Rankings, the main differences being the shorter season length (three month periods rather than 6) and the fact that it's purely algorithmic with no panel input. | The '''Northeast Ohio Experimental Player Rankings''' are a electronic power rankings for the northeastern part of the US state of Ohio created by feeding every event in the region with 15 players or more into a Microsoft Trueskill algorithm. This is an alternative to the Northeastern Ohio Power Rankings, the main differences being the shorter season length (three month periods rather than 6) and the fact that it's purely algorithmic with no panel input. | ||
====Winter 2023 (December 1st - | ====Winter 2023 (December 1st - Feburary 28th)==== | ||
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