So is IQ as a test of 'intelligence'.
Female Chess Players Outperform Expectations When Playing Men https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29364771?dopt=Abstract … "No evidence of stereotype-threat... but suggests that systematic factors do exist" says @tomstaffordpic.twitter.com/bQ8lLrw3Gp
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Almost certainly the expected performance, given their Elo rating.
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I wish more sports employed ELO ratings.
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The question remains: What bio-psycho-social factors are we talking about then, that are systematic?
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or anywhere else.
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Yes, I think this is a likely explanation
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ELO would work for any one-one-one sport. Fencing for example has a huge problem with mismatching skill levels at international events.
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It would add another interesting statistic for bookies to take bets on for MMA fights.
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