[OUTDATED] StatKeeper, keeping stats for AI and Arena, now with UEI.

[Leodip]

This is outdated. It works, but isn't improved by the latest updates in UEI, and The Dictator gave us a better spreadsheet to work with. On Google Docs. I planned on porting it, but he already did that so there's no meaning. Check his spreadsheet out.
I've worked on a little program in OpenOffice (could have done that in Excel, too, but in the end I decided OpenOffice because it is free, opensource and accessible to anyone) that helps in keeping stats, hence the name StatKeeper (yup, not Statkeeper, but StatKeeper).
What it does: with this software you can easily keep stats for your decks (even more than one deck). Insert the data, and it will give you as results:
-Winrate
-EM Rate
-Average TTF
-Average TimeToFinish
-Average Extra HP
-Unified Efficency Index (UEI)

The program is pretty colorful, but easy to read, user-friendly and comes with instruction on how to use it.

What does it have to be better than the STATMASTA? Aside being usable for other stuff than FG, it is, as I said, a lot more user-friendly. I myself created this program because I found the STATMASTA a little exxaggerated for what it did and a little too hard for that. Of course I'm not saying this is better than the Statmasta itself, this program is still in a beta version, I wouldn't ever say this is better than the Statmasta. However, this could be like the spreadsheet that you should have alongside the STATMASTA itself, when using this for the UEI.

You can find it HERE (as of 19/07/2013, the spreadsheet has UEI's formulas from ColorlessGreen).

Thanks for your attention, hope you can use the StatKeeper at its best.

EDIT: StatKeeper 1.1 is up, it fixed a little bug with the TPH noticed by serprex.
EDIT: StatKeeper 1.9 is up, added a TPH calculator and changed some names in the formula (TTW->TTF, TimeToWin->TimeToFinish). More info on this in the post with the full update.

[Leodip]

Tested it with Excel, does work indeed, but when starting it will complain about something that's not well formatted for him. It's indeed the colors. No trouble in using it in Excel.
I could as well port it to GDocs, even though I'm not that familiar with it, the code is pretty simple.

[Leodip]

As of 19/07/2013, the StatKeeper uses Unified Efficiency Index from ColorlessGreen (link in the OP).

[Leodip]

As of 27/07/2013, StatKeeper reaches v.1.1. This version fixes a little bug that didn't account for TPH in the calculation of UEI if it wasn't 333.

Next update will have: TPH calculator, Note Section and a reward slot. More will be explained either in the following days or when the new Spreadsheet will be out.

[Silux]

It's really similar to the calc sheet i use for testing:)
i added also standard deviation for TTW.
UEI takes in account also revenue by spins?

[Leodip]

Yep, both gains from spins and Special Spins from Arena.
As for the Arena, it calculates how many SS you'll get, writes it down so that you can see, and then adds them to the UEI.

[Leodip]

As of 02/08/2013, the StatKeeper reaches version 1.9. The reason to jump to 1.9 is that the UEI and the StatKeeper itself will soon change radically for Elements 1.4 and the new gameplay. Based on the working of the new NPCs, the StatKeeper could either jump to a version 2 or stay as a now useless spreadsheet. However, everything is made up of math, I think that it could be possible to work on new formulas at the worst for the new gameplay.
Now to the updates:
-TimeToWin has been implemented back, but with a new name. Now it is called TimeToFinish, more on this later;
-TTW has changed its name to TTF (Turn To Finish, more on this later);
-As long as TimeToFinish and TTF are written, the TPH calculator will calculate the number of turns per hour for your deck. Notice, though, that it only calculates the play time, the time changing from one game to another and eventual tab-shifting between one game and another are NOT calculated. You can still enter your own TPH overwriting the written one, too;
-TTW and TimeToWin had their name changed for a little formula change. This happens because the TTW and TimeToWin calculated even the TTL (Turn To Lose) and TimeToLose. Thus the word "finish" was more appropriate. This isn't a change, though, in the original formula of the UEI and neither it changes the results.

The StatKeeper is about to be completed. The only things it lacks are some optional stuff like a code to implement in the forums and, if there are, some correction to some bugs. Feel free to drop a feedback or some ideas on how to develop it more.