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December 1, 2015 06:00 pm
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Experimental Study of 29 Polyhedral Dice Using Rolling Machine, OpenCV Analysis
enFi writes: All dice are slightly unfair; automating 3k rolls x 29 dice allows detailed exploration. For example: GameScience claims their d20s are fairest, and actually has the fairest die in the study. Chessex d20s are consistently mid-range and all favor the same numbers; Wiz Dice d20s are highly variable (some rival GameScience). Shape differences measurable with calipers account for some of the larger observed differences, but not everything. Read the details for graphs, a video of the Arduino-powered rolling machine, and an explanation of using OpenCV to sort die rolls. (Disclaimer: I'm the author.)Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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