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May 11th, 2008 by Sean Geiger Control Data Analysis

Last week I removed the Geiger Game from the site, in order to collect a weeks worth of “uninfluenced” data. Here is my analysis:

3 May 2008, 00:00 EDT to 10 May 2008, 00:00 EDT

Measurements: 67141
Maximum CPM: 34 on 05/08/08 05:43:33 EDT
Average CPM: 11.575
Median CPM: 11
Mode CPM: 11 (7985 occurrences)

CPM at least | Percent of the time
--- | ---
1 | 100%
2 | 99.9806%
3 | 99.9121%
4 | 99.6827%
5 | 98.9455%
6 | 97.2103%
7 | 94.2285%
8 | 89.1824%
9 | 81.7265%
10 | 72.0558%
11 | 60.8793%
12 | 48.9864%
13 | 37.5895%
14 | 27.3588%
15 | 18.966%
16 | 12.5824%
17 | 7.8908%
18 | 4.6782%
19 | 2.6809%
20 | 1.4625%
21 | 0.7983%
22 | 0.4006%
23 | 0.21%
24 | 0.0863%
25 | 0.0431%
26 | 0.0238%
27 | 0.0134%
28 | 0.0059%
29 | 0.0044%
30 | 0.0029%
31 | 0.0014%
32 | 0.0014%
33 | 0.0014%
34 | 0.0014%
35 | 0%

Probability and statistics are a bitch. It’s a fact of life :-P. I plan on writing a tutorial and how to interpret these numbers correctly, but until then, I just wanted to post the table above, and the raw data for others to analyze.

Graph:

Data: Geiger Counter Week-Long Data

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### 5 Responses to “Geiger Control Data Analysis”

1. Antisankari Says:
   May 11th, 2008 at 9:11 pm

   That 34 is a freak.

2. SheepKing Says:
   May 12th, 2008 at 12:23 am

   Awesome, now we actually have some numbers now! This is great.

3. delimew Says:
   May 12th, 2008 at 3:05 am

   i’ve seen that thing at 26 quite a few times, so i guess that means we have some level of effect over it, even if it is just a few clicks. (though, even that is awesome when you think about it)

   it would be interesting to see what numbers you would get if you did a weeks worth of data while it were still connected.

   btw, a link to this data from the GC game page would probably be a good idea.

4. SheepKing Says:
   May 12th, 2008 at 5:41 pm

   I read somewhere on the net that background radiation levels, depending on your area go up to 50 CPM on average. So be happy Sean that you’re in a place with relatively low radiation hehe.

5. NeoPsychic Says:
   May 12th, 2008 at 7:00 pm

   Alright, now we have something going on here! This looks like a real experiment now. I can’t wait to see the results at the end of the week.

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