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Editing Category talk:DF2012:Incomplete butchering returns
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I think it's possible to calculate butchering returns from the raws, rather than observing it empirically. | I think it's possible to calculate butchering returns from the raws, rather than observing it empirically. | ||
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Sum this up for all body parts. For example, in the case of a sperm whale, we get 200 for brain, 2384 for meat, 518 for fat, etc. (for simplicity's sake and to make calculation easier, I multiplied all of them by the sum of relsizes). You can see that the ratios here are very close to the observed ratios. The absolute number is proportional to the size of the animal when alive (you can see this by comparing the returns from giant and normal varieties of a given animal -- the yield is always directly multiplied by the same amount that body size is). I haven't worked out the constant of proportionality, though -- if it's done by volume rather than mass, it'll be different for different body plans. | Sum this up for all body parts. For example, in the case of a sperm whale, we get 200 for brain, 2384 for meat, 518 for fat, etc. (for simplicity's sake and to make calculation easier, I multiplied all of them by the sum of relsizes). You can see that the ratios here are very close to the observed ratios. The absolute number is proportional to the size of the animal when alive (you can see this by comparing the returns from giant and normal varieties of a given animal -- the yield is always directly multiplied by the same amount that body size is). I haven't worked out the constant of proportionality, though -- if it's done by volume rather than mass, it'll be different for different body plans. | ||
--[[User:Zzedar|Zzedar]] ([[User talk:Zzedar|talk]]) 22:11, 15 April 2013 (UTC) | --[[User:Zzedar|Zzedar]] ([[User talk:Zzedar|talk]]) 22:11, 15 April 2013 (UTC) | ||
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