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Hey Guys,
I was trying to find the next sub-section in CR and SC to work on and I ended up creating a small script. It's a minor thing but might be helpful to some of you.
Purpose:
The purpose of the file is to extract all the topics from the error log CSV and find out what the overall accuracy per topic is.
Steps:
1. Download section-wise error log from GMAT club
2. Put this python file in the same folder
3. Open the python file and change the name of the file on the last line to the error log file name
4. run the script.
You should get a CSV file with the percentage of correct attempts per topic within each section. You can then open it in any spreadsheet and do your analysis.
Hope it's helpful to some of you.
P.S. It's not the most optimized code or anything, just can be done multiple times so you can see your progress over time, in terms of percentage correct.
The actual code (Done in Python 3) is here: https://justpaste.it/3pyvs
(I can't upload a python file on gmat club.)
I was trying to find the next sub-section in CR and SC to work on and I ended up creating a small script. It's a minor thing but might be helpful to some of you.
Purpose:
The purpose of the file is to extract all the topics from the error log CSV and find out what the overall accuracy per topic is.
Steps:
1. Download section-wise error log from GMAT club
2. Put this python file in the same folder
3. Open the python file and change the name of the file on the last line to the error log file name
4. run the script.
You should get a CSV file with the percentage of correct attempts per topic within each section. You can then open it in any spreadsheet and do your analysis.
Hope it's helpful to some of you.
P.S. It's not the most optimized code or anything, just can be done multiple times so you can see your progress over time, in terms of percentage correct.
The actual code (Done in Python 3) is here: https://justpaste.it/3pyvs
(I can't upload a python file on gmat club.)
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