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+# Statistic Implementation
+
+This page documents the maths behind various algorithms
+in Tachi.
+
+*****
+
+## BPI
+
+Our implementation of Poyashi BPI is leveraged from [here](https://github.com/potakusan/iidx_score_manager/blob/f21ba6b85fcc0bf8b7ca888fa2239a3951a9c9c2/src/components/bpi/index.tsx#L120).
+
+To be honest, I do not really understand *why* BPI looks
+like this. I couldn't justify basically any line of this
+function, nor any of the magic numbers it references.
+
+## MFCP
+
+MFCP is implemented as follows.
+
+If the score is not an MFC, it is worth `null`.
+
+If the score on a BEGINNER or BASIC chart, it is worth `null`.
+
+If the level of the chart is worth less than 8, it is worth `null`.
+
+Else, it follows this table:
+
+| Levels | MFCP |
+| :: | :: |
+| 8, 9, 10 | 1 |
+| 11, 12 | 2 |
+| 13 | 4 |
+| 14 | 8 |
+| 15 | 15 |
+| 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 | 25 |
+
+## VF6
+
+VF6 is calculated as follows.
+
+The grade of the score is converted into a coefficent
+according to this table.
+
+```ts
+const VF5GradeCoefficients = {
+	S: 1.05,
+	"AAA+": 1.02,
+	AAA: 1.0,
+	"AA+": 0.97,
+	AA: 0.94,
+	"A+": 0.91, // everything below this point (incl. this) is marked with a (?) in bemaniwiki.
+	A: 0.88,
+	B: 0.85,
+	C: 0.82,
+	D: 0.8,
+};
+```
+
+Lamps are converted into a coefficent similarly.
+
+```ts
+const VF5LampCoefficients = {
+	"PERFECT ULTIMATE CHAIN": 1.1,
+	"ULTIMATE CHAIN": 1.05,
+	"EXCESSIVE CLEAR": 1.02,
+	CLEAR: 1.0,
+	FAILED: 0.5,
+};
+```
+
+Then, we perform the following calculation:
+
+$$
+f(l, p, c1, c2) = 2l * p * c1 * c2 * 0.01
+$$
+
+Where L is the chart's level, P is the percent of the score,
+C1 is the grade coefficent, and C2 is the lamp coefficient.
+
+For VF6, this result is returned floored to 3 decimal places.
+
+For VF5, this result is returned floored to **2** decimal places.
+
+## KtRating
+
+KtRating is a generic exponential algorithm that takes
+three tunable parameters. These are changed depending
+on the game that uses this algorithm.
+
+!!! note
+	This is not meant to be a perfect algorithm for all
+	scenarios. It's meant to cover for games that don't
+	have a sensible default rating algorithm.
+
+The three parameters are as follows:
+
+| Parameter | Description |
+| :: | :: |
+| `pivotPercent` | The percent below which a score is considered a 'fail', and should be negatively punished. |
+| `failHarshnessMultiplier` | By how much fails should be punished. A higher value implies fails are worth less. |
+| `clearExpMultiplier` | How much to exponentially reward clears. A higher value implies that timing at the highest level is more difficult. |
+
+If the score's percent is below the `pivotPercent`, the
+fail calculator is invoked, which uses the following
+function:
+
+```ts
+	percentDiv100 ** (parameters.failHarshnessMultiplier * levelNum) *
+	(levelNum / parameters.pivotPercent ** (parameters.failHarshnessMultiplier * levelNum))
+```
+
+In mathematical notation, this is represented as:
+
+$$
+f(x, f, l, c) = \left(x^{f}\cdot\left(\frac{l}{c^{f}}\right)\right)
+$$
+
+Where X is the percent divided by 100,
+F is the `failHarshnessMultiplier` multiplied by L,
+L is the level of the chart and
+C is the `pivotPercent`.
+
+If the score is above the `pivotPercent`, then the
+clear calculator is invoked, which uses the following
+function:
+
+```ts
+	Math.cosh(
+		parameters.clearExpMultiplier * levelNum * (percentDiv100 - parameters.pivotPercent)
+	) +
+	(levelNum - 1);
+```
+
+In mathematical notation, this is expressed as:
+
+$$
+f(x, c, l) = \cosh\left(n\left(x-c\right)\right)+l-1
+$$
+
+Where X is the percent divided by 100,
+L is the level of the chart and
+C is the `pivotPercent`.
+
+Cosh is used because it's essentially e^x, and easier
+to work with in this (contrived) scenario.
+
+!!! note
+	L will be replaced with the timing difficulty
+	declared for that chart in the tierlists.
+
+	If one does not exist, it will fall back to
+	the provided level as a number.
+
+## KtLampRating
+
+Unlike KTRating, KTLampRating is a fairly sensible
+function.
+
+It has no tunable parameters.
+
+It starts by getting the tierlist information for the
+given chart.
+
+If there is tierlist information, then we iterate
+over the lamp ratings they declare.
+
+We select the largest lamp rating that the lamp meets
+the requirements of.
+This is to fix things like Hard Clears sometimes being worth
+less than Normal Clears (especially in IIDX). This also
+means that we safely fall back to lower values if the
+users lamp was unsupported - i.e. a FULL COMBO will fall
+down to an EX HARD CLEAR.
+
+If there is no tierlist data available for this chart,
+we fall to a simple question of whether the score was
+considered a clear or not. If it is, give the level
+of the chart as a number as points.
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       - "codebase/import/import-doc-time.md"
 
     - Implementation Details:
+      - "codebase/implementation-details/details.md"
       - "codebase/implementation-details/search.md"
+      - "codebase/implementation-details/statistics.md"
 
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