Quote from: organofcorti on May 18, 2013, 09:26:03 AM

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4:03:45 33732253 none none none
wtf?

I'm seeing the same thing, and I haven't turned off my computer tonight at all. The "my account" page has me constantly submitting shares, so I'm not sure what's up with that. Hopefully it gets corrected at some point, 4 hours and all

Here we go again (sigh). All my miners were happily hashing away at full bore in this long round. The rounds before it and the next one coming up (if rewarded correctly) would attest to that fact.

Same here :
18082 2013-05-18 07:45:28 4:03:45 33732253 none none none 236720 25.24790000 87 confirmations left

Hopefully it will get corrected. Also - at around 3hrs into the round my score got reset - it was almost 0 at 3:15 and by 3:45 it was recovering...

I wonder about the score resetting thing, isn't that part of the weighting system to counter pool hopping? I notice all the time, my score will drop from the millions to nothing and then begin climbing back up

No, the reset is to prevent scores reaching very large numbers. It is thought that if anyone's score reaches +Inf, the universe will implode. So be grateful for the reset.

There is definitely a difference between reset and renormalization. While reset means zeroing out the scores, renormalization means scaling down the scored and modifying C accordingly. The first is simpler to implement and faster to execute while the second is mathematically more correct. Another options to protect against an arithmetic overflow would be using a logarithmic scale, but that is not how the exp scoring method is implemented.

BTW, I really liked reading http://organofcorti.blogspot.hu/2012/04/41-slushs-pool.html and http://organofcorti.blogspot.hu/2012/09/43-slushs-score-method-and-miner.html and suggest those articles to anyone with doubts and questions about how exp scoring works.

Cheers,
T