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Originally Posted by walking buffalo
This is the best way I know of.
Use a ratio of the total number of applicants in a draw wmu against the total number applicant in the draw code.
For wmu BBB.
eg. 1000 wmu BBB draw applicants /10000 total draw code applicants = 10%
Now use this percentage to calculate the approx. number of 999 applicants in a draw wmu from the total number of applicants in the draw code.
eg. 12000 draw code 999 applicants x 10% = 1200 applicants for wmu BBB.
The approximated number of applicants (WMU BBB specific and 999 inclusive) is 2200.
A person can use the same math using the priority levels to estimate the number of applicants with a specific priority.
It is an estimation, but based on solid statistical analysis and probability techniques.
Anyone know of a more accurate was to apporximate this number?
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So in other words just guess!! LoL