Calculation
Since November 2019, FIBA uses a game-based system similar to the men's ranking.Until 2019
FIBA still uses the competition-based system to determine its women's rankings. As noted above, this system was also used to determine men's rankings prior to 2017. FIBA has announced that it will introduce a game-based ranking procedure similar to that currently used for men's rankings in the indeterminate future.Events' weights
FIBA uses a weighted arithmetic mean to determine the statistical weight of each of the tournaments. Each event is assigned point weight that is based partly on how competitive the tournament is and partly on which national teams are participating:FIBA.com: How it worksCompetition ranking points
As opposed toCycle and updates
The calculations are done after the tournaments stated above in a group of two Olympic cycles (8 years). The oldest tournament outside the 8-year period is discarded and replaced with the newest competition. This means that in every computation, there are: * Four continental championships * Two FIBA Women's Basketball World Cups * Two Olympic basketball tournamentsExample
The ' 1000.0 points were calculated by this method: After the conclusion of the 2017 continental championships, the points gained from the 2009 continental championships were replaced with those gained from the 2017 editions.References
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