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Re: the top 15 colors
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lugnet.color
Date: 
Wed, 9 Mar 2005 16:48:20 GMT
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In lugnet.color, Dan Boger wrote:
On Wed, Mar 09, 2005 at 05:00:55AM +0000, ondrew hartigan wrote:
the top 15


1.)  white                  2477parts <--  I always thought red was #1
2.)  black                  2406parts
3.)  red                    2120parts
4.)  yellow                 2073parts
5.)  light grey             1617parts
6.)  blue                   1512parts
7.)  dark grey              1079parts
8.)  green                   905parts
9.)  brown                   668parts
10.)  tan                     592parts
11.)  medium stone grey       491parts <-- this is creeping up the list fast
12.)  dark stone grey         438parts
13.)  orange                  409parts
14.)  trans white "clear"     302parts <--I didn't think it would make the list
15.)  medium blue             232parts <-- I?m surprised by this one too.

Interesting that BL reports a different order than Peeron does:

1       Black           143939
2       Gray            80050
3       White           71770
4       Red             67956
5       Yellow          52425
6       Blue            45521
7       DkGray          20404
8       Green           13672
9       Brown           8167
10      Tan             6925
11      MdStone         6332
12      Clear           5895
13      TrRed           4319
14      DkStone         4235
15      SandGreen       3897

I guess the two sites have a different collection of inventories to work
off. I believe Peeron has a lot more older inventories (of sets that
people don't often sell), which BL usually has the newer ones before
Peeron gets them.

(from http://www.peeron.com/cgi-bin/invcgis/reports/mostcommon.cgi?type=Color&more=1&start=0)

Any chance that Peeron could reduce the duplicate/multiples out of those number
and show the 'unique parts' for each color ? That might be most revealing to
show which colors have had the greatest variety of parts produced.

Ray



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  Re: the top 15 colors
 
(...) I can't change Peeron, but I did do a query against the data, counting unique parts found for each color. Here are the heavy hitters: White 2326 Black 2145 Yellow 1910 Red 1877 Blue 1353 Gray 1313 DkGray 842 Green 795 Brown 499 MdStone 487 Tan (...) (19 years ago, 9-Mar-05, to lugnet.color)

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  Re: the top 15 colors
 
(...) Interesting that BL reports a different order than Peeron does: 1 Black 143939 2 Gray 80050 3 White 71770 4 Red 67956 5 Yellow 52425 6 Blue 45521 7 DkGray 20404 8 Green 13672 9 Brown 8167 10 Tan 6925 11 MdStone 6332 12 Clear 5895 13 TrRed 4319 (...) (19 years ago, 9-Mar-05, to lugnet.color)

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