We don't have any preferences - probably the teams will be there all the
time anyway.
More importantly: your plan to have several runs and average them is
great. But will we have the computer capacities necessary to do this? It
would be interesting for all teams to know how many and what kind of
machines there will be - and whether there are machines the teams can
use for developing or only the ones for the competition.
michael
H. Levent AKIN wrote:
> Dear Team Leaders
>
> We had planned to start the preliminaries in the morning around 9 and do
> the competitions for 8 hours and stop by 17.
>
> But Robocup 2004 organizers say that:
>
>> Please try to schedule your league games such that many will happen
>> between 17:00 and 23:00. This is potentially the time where more
>> public will attend.
>
>
>> In Portugal, people tend to be more active regarding visits to museums,
>> expositions and so on, in the afternoon. Furthermore, in this particular
>> case, the largest fair from FIL over the year, The International
>> Handicraft Fair, will be hold at Pavilions 1-3 simultaneously with
>> RoboCup, every day from 17h00 to midnight, except Saturday, July 3, when
>> it opens at 15h00. We even have a common ticket with them. This means
>> having many more people in the afternoon, especially on late evening.
>> Also, there's a good chance we will have lots of people at night, so
>> your curve below would be slightly leaning towards a peak at 22h00 or
>> so. I am not sure about the mornings - maybe group visits will increase
>> the number, but that's not for sure.
>
>
>
> What is your opinion?
>
> Best Regards
>
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