The difficulty level of some problems seems to be well below or above what the rating indicates, so I was curious as to what criteria problem ratings are calculated upon.
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I think it has something to do with the amount of submissions the problem records within a contest,you'd notice a lot of div3 D's and E's are rated 1400-1500 but are considerably easier than a div2C or a div1A of the same rating.
Yea that does make sense
i think it has to do with the amount and the rating of people solved it during the contest, also div2 problems that get a rating of 1400 — 1500, sometimes are harder than div3 problems getting rating of 1500 — 1700
A problem gets a rating of X in a contest if 50% of participants of rating X solved it during the contest
Ah I see Do you have a source for this??
As far as i know Codeforces uses the ELO rating system
To calculate the performance of a problem we need to see how many participants of which rating it defeated during a contest(participants that failed to solve it), then you use the ELO performance formula to calculate its rating.
Now we can arrive to a Winning probability table based on ELO difference where you can see that if the rating difference gets close to 0, the winning probability gets close to 50%, thus if a problem defeated 50% of participants of rating X the problem has a rating of X.