Therefore, we cannot compare the relative quality of Pilot 2 and Pilot 0 only based on the number of cases when Pilot 2 was judged strictly better than Pilot 0 (row a), or only based on the number of cases when Pilot 2 was judged better or same as Pilot 0 (row c).
in the last row e, we report the percentage of non-tying comparisons where Pilot 2 was judged better than Pilot 0, that is, P2 better ignoring ties than P0 (%) equals #(P2 better than P0) #(P2 better than P0) + #(P2 worse than P0) × 100% Figures 3 and 4 provide a graphical representation of Tables 10 and 11, respectively.