In the universe official anonymous question box
Is it true that black class women don't get many offers (because the setting fee is high)?
The question was coming.
As it turns out, that was not the case.
In the past, I was looking at the number of dates, so I thought that platinum had the most total number of dates, so there were more platinum and less black.
A little while ago, Mr. Kazu gave an expectation coefficient in an answer to the question box.
Indeed, I thought that it was meaningless to look at only the total number.
This time, I tried to find out the average number of dates per person.
However, the numbers below are limited numbers.
condition is
① Number of dates within half a year from joining.
② For some reason, only the numbers up to February this year are included. (If you include people who have just joined, the average value will be out of order, so I think I chose people who have been joining for more than 2 months.)
③ People with 0 dates are not in the denominator (average number of dates only for people who dated)
Has become.
On top of that, if you look at the average number of dates for each class,
Black women: 8.05 cases
Platinum women: 6.36 cases
Gold women: 3.45 cases
Standard female: 2.16 cases
It was.
The total number of dates is the highest for platinum, and almost the same for gold
The total number of black and standard dates was small
Black is just because the staff thinks this is black and sets it
Men tend to want to offer
Since there are few black women themselves, the number of dates per person may increase.
Looking at this number
Originally, the aim was to equalize the offer, but I can see that it did not go well.
Specifically, the current platinum women should be more black
(Doing so should reduce the average number of dates per Black person.)
I feel like the current gold women should be more platinum.
However, since the setting fee is different, the number of dates will not move to the top as it is.
Assuming that it moves as it is
It was a number that I could see that the staff was scared and set women in the lower class.
A little more, it seems necessary to raise from each woman to black.
(It may be that men should stop doing it.)
