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4A. Not listed because AI and KHSAA groupings are the same.

They jumped from district 5 to district 6. So no, not really.

Not right now 😅

There was no difference in the proposed districts of 2A and 4A with the AI-created districts. Here is a quick snapshot of KHSAA proposed districts with the AI-created ones. If it is highlighted blue, that means it has been changed. When it uploaded it came in all blurry. The best way to read that small font is to right-click on the pictures and download them. Then you can zoom in.

Update: Mr. Tackett requested to see the document for 5A through Google Docs. I gave him permission to view the document after I noticed it the next day. Unfortunately, he hasn't opened it. However, I do know our regional representative for KHSAA submitted it to him directly. I don't see how he could not know about it at this point.

This is using algorithms. It bases everything using its GPS coordinates and performs calculations. It works and is superior to looking at a map and guessing. These schools are closer together in these districts than the proposed Districts. A GIS specialist is needed to take all geographical factors into account to make the districts the absolute best as possible. I’m in talks with a few guys I found online who I hope will help out. It should be pretty simple for them. Hoping to have more by next week.

This might need a new thread. 2A and 4A were already in good shape. Here’s a combination of the rest of the classes.

Had time to run the Algorithm on 2A. Credit to where credit is due. KHSAA proposed districts and regions are the exact same as the algorithms. When looking at a map Fort Knox might want to play in the Eastern Time zone in District 4. If that is the case, Crittenden County and Todd County Central are both equally distanced from the District 2 schools, (insane I know) if you had to move a team into District 2. I would imagine looking at best roads of travel would be the decision maker. This of course is all hypothetical.

I have been flooded with questions. Here is what I did I had Chat-GPT 4 create a master code that will distribute all the teams into districts, minimizing the average distance traveled for all teams. The issue is I do not have a computer the size to calculate the number of iterations it would take to test every possible scenario. If we had access to the software, then this code would do it in no time. There were still other ways we could do it, but it would not be as easy as using this code. To get around this obstacle, Chat-GPT 4.0 used the K-means clustering algorithm to create 4 regions based on clusters. This would be our starting point for sister districts. Chat-GPT created the clusters and sent me the results with the average travel distance for each team. In no way was CHAT-GPT saying this was going to be our 4 sister districts; it had to have a starting point for it to use the master code with fewer iterations. I did not tell it to use the K-means clustering algorithm. I didn't know that was a thing until it suggested it to me and explained what it was and why it was the best solution for the job. I continued to command Chat-GPT 4.0 to mix teams between cluster regions as it suggested until we got the least average time of travel for each school. Now it had 4 regions with the fewest average travel time between all teams. In other words, these were the best-case scenarios for sister districts. Then I was able to create districts from these 4 regions using the master code as my computer could now handle that many iterations. I did not create any of this coding. I am not that smart. Chat-GPT 4 created all of the codings off my suggestion to create 8 districts with no fewer than 4 teams, but no more than 6 teams, and that would minimize the distance traveled for all parties involved. The only thing I gave it was the name of the schools and their GPS location. My suggestion for KHSAA: Use this. If they don't trust it, then hire someone who is a GIS (Geographic Information System) expert. I am an asking-question expert with some knowledge of coding. I believe my CHAT-GPT 4 calculations are correct and I stand by them. None of us can do the calculations it is doing in the minutes it can do it. It clearly created better districts and that's not KHSAA's fault, it is just we are in a world where AI can do so much more than we can.

Most importantly, if anyone has connections to KHSAA please forward this to them. I don’t care who gets credit. If it truly is based on geography then this is a perfect resource for them and they don’t have to do any guess work.

It’s a little sad how much this looks like me 😂 No longer have the glasses though.

If someone is willing to give me all the addresses for their class on a nice spreadsheet it would be no problem. I could just replace that data with what I have for 5A I would advise KHSAA to get someone familiar with geospatial-ai and have them do this, because it would take that person probably a few minutes and you'd have the best districts possible with every school in mind without any human bias. I am just some nerd playing with distances and numbers.

Long-time reader here that's finally making my first post. I thought this platform would be the most suitable to share my insights in the hope that someone can convey it to the relevant authorities at KHSAA. Upon reviewing the initially suggested 5A District seedings by KHSAA, I found myself concerned. The 12 western teams from Districts 1 and 2 cover the largest geographical area. In my opinion, districts with the greatest geographical separation should ideally have fewer teams. However, this doesn't align with the current proposal. For instance, District 3, whose farthest game is a mere 20-minute drive, has four teams, while District one involves multiple trips taking over 2 hours each. To address this, I utilized an Artificial Intelligence (AI), inputting all team addresses, instructing it to formulate the optimal District lineup. The first image displays the proposed alignment by KHSAA, while the second image shows the AI-generated districts. The image itself makes the point, but for a more detailed view, refer to the tables at the end of this post. Key Points from the tables: With the AI Districts, the farthest district game involves a 3-hour round trip, as opposed to KHSAA's farthest district game being 4 hours and 24 minutes. Notably, it involves the same team, Graves County, reducing their farthest district game by 1 hour and 30 minutes. The farthest sister district game in the AI Districts is 4 hours and 24 minutes. Interestingly, this game is currently an in-district game with KHSAA's proposed districts. Let me write this again for emphasis, the farthest sister district game, that isn't even a guarantee to happen, in the AI-created districts is a KHSAA District Game. With the AI District schedule, no team, except for District 1, will travel over 1 hour for crucial in District games, and none will exceed 2 hours for their first two round games against their sister district. The only downside, and a minor one at that, is that just a few teams around Louisville will have to travel a little further. However, no district games will extend beyond 30 minutes, a small compromise compared to the hours other teams would spend with the current proposed districting. This AI system brings several advantages, including cost savings for schools, enhanced player safety as they will not be driving home on county roads in the early morning hours, and potentially increased attendance due to closer game locations. This isn't intended as criticism against KHSAA's proposed districting; rather, it highlights the efficiency of AI in performing calculations that would take a human much longer. I focused on 5A because that's the school I support, but applying this to other classifications wouldn't be difficult. AI Created KHSAA Proposed Farthest District Games School A School B Time Trip Round Trip Farthest District Games School A School B Time Trip Round Trip District 1 Graves Co Muhlenberg Co 1 hr 30 min 3 hrs District 1 Graves County Owensboro 2 hrs 12 min 4 hrs 24 min District 2 Owensboro Grayson Co 1 hr 3 min 2 hrs 6 min District 2 Ohio County Barren County 1 hr 16 min 2 hrs 32 min District 3 Warren Central Barren Co 41 min 1hr 22 min District 3 Seneca Butler 18 min 36 min District 4 Butler Bullitt Central 24 min 48 min District 4 Jeffersontown Bullitt Central 30 min 1 hr District 5 Oldham Moore 34 min 1 hr 8 min District 5 Conner Scott 19 min 38 min District 6 Conner Scott 19 min 38 min District 6 South Oldham Scott Co 1 hr 10 min 2 hrs 20 min District 7 Anderson Montgomery 1 hr 6 min 2 hrs 12 min District 7 Madison Southern Montgomery 1 hr 2 hrs District 8 Madison Southern Southwestern 57 min 1 hr 54 min District 8 Southwestern North Laurel 49 min 1 hr 38 min Total Time 6hr 34 min 13 hrs 8 min Total Time 7 hr 34 min 15 hrs 8 min *Possibility these games never happen Farthest Sister District Game School A School B Time Trip Round Trip Farthest Sister District Game School A School B Time Trip Round Trip District 1 and 2 Graves Co Owensboro 2 hrs 12 min 4hrs 24 min District 1 and 2 Graves County Barren County 2 hr 54 min 5 hrs 48 min District 3 and 4 Greenwood Butler 1 hr 45 min 3 hrs 30 min District 3 and 4 Bullit Central Jeffersontown 21 min 42 min District 5 and 6 Moore Conner 1 hr 50 min 3 hrs 40 min District 5 and 6 Anderson Conner 1 hr 33 min 3 hrs 6 min District 7 and 8 Scott Co Southwestern 1 hr 42 min 3 hrs 24 min District 7 and 8 Montgomery Southwestern 1 hr 52 min 3 hrs 44 min Total Time 7 hr 29 min 14 hrs 58 min Total Time 6 hr 40 min 13 hrs 20 min AI Districts KHSAA Districts District 1 District 2 District 3 District 4 District 1 District 2 District 3 District 4 Graves Bowling Green Owensboro Butler Graves Bowling Green Atherton B. Central Marshall Warren Central Apollo Iroquois Marshall Warren Central Butler Fairdale Muhlenberg Greenwood Ohio Fairdale Muhlenberg Greenwood Iroquois Jeffersonto Madisonville Barren County Grayson North Bullitt Madisonville Barren Seneca Moore Bullitt Central Apollo Ohio North Bullitt Owensboro Grayson District 5 District 6 District 7 District 8 District 5 District 6 District 7 District 8 Atherton Conner Anderson Madison South Boone Anderson Co E Jessamine N Laurel Seneca Cooper Woodford Pulaski Conner Collins W Jessamine S Laurel Moore Boone Scott Co Southwestern Cooper Scott Madison S Pulaski Jeffersontown Scott Montgomery North Laurel Dixie Heights Oldham Montgomery Southwester South Oldham Dixie Heights E Jessamine South Laurel Scott Woodford Collins W Jessamine