CWFM713
Well-Known Member
A simplistic thought experiment for the SNA's among us.
228 submitted for SNA as Choice 1. If given the prior assumptions are true of 148 slots remaining for FY 22, that leaves 65% to be selected.
However, if we filter this list down to include all GPA, all OAR, and only by PFAR 7-9, that captures 113 of the goal. Leaving 35.
Including PFAR's of 6 results in 144. Leaving four.
An overly basic model of selection criteria of course. Hoping that adds some good juju to the vibes in this thread based on probabilities from quantifiable variables only.
228 submitted for SNA as Choice 1. If given the prior assumptions are true of 148 slots remaining for FY 22, that leaves 65% to be selected.
However, if we filter this list down to include all GPA, all OAR, and only by PFAR 7-9, that captures 113 of the goal. Leaving 35.
Including PFAR's of 6 results in 144. Leaving four.
An overly basic model of selection criteria of course. Hoping that adds some good juju to the vibes in this thread based on probabilities from quantifiable variables only.