V is vote weight
X is the nmber of votes
This is the exact equation that I use to calculate the vote weight that will be calculated based upon the mean number of votes. What this means is that this bot will upvote all of those voted on by steemstem equally no matter the vote of the steemstem account. This does mean that there will be much smaller votes going to everyone but hopefully a large enough delegation lease will cover it (as my goal is between 0.01SBD and 0.03SBD) If you would like to see it graphed, look here
Post quality content with the SteemStem tag. The upvotes might be small but a combination of curation for you and curation rewards for others will help out the community. The other way it helps is it can give me an accurate model for calculating X and the more accurate that model is, the higher I will be able to put the voting weight as estimates will always be generous so as to not drain the bots VP.
I am using a library called piston to handle working with the blockchain and I am using tkinter to handle the primary GUI. The bot is by no means complex with its behavior. The bot works by creating a list of posts that the steemstem account votes on and then it removes an item from the list when it votes on it, if it crashes then that is okay as it keeps a text copy of the list that it will edit. I also have a non-graphical version of the bot that uses command line arguments but due to how asynchronous tasks work in terminal I find this method to be rather... ineffective. For this reason I have the GUI with a text box that allows for me to send commands to the bot.
As of today I ran the testing and it works with few exceptions. It is currently slow when compared to the blockchain (that may be the library, my network connection, my hardware, or all three combined together) but it still works fine.
Simply put the mean, number of votes over number of days. It will be continuously calculated and compared but I will also look at the mean votes each week and eventually each month allowing for a more complex analysis. There should be correlation between these numbers but what could potentially happen is that we could have a more complex equation that works to explain the voting weight that may allow for dynamic weighting schemes. But I think I may keep the weighting scheme relatively static so that each person gets an equal upvote.
This project is being ran independently by 
First of all I would like to point out that this would not be made if it wasn't for 
@justtryme90, 
@lemouth, 
@suesa, 
@trumpman, 
@mobbs, 
@ruth-girl, 
@anarchyhasnogods, and every author and reader) as without them then there would be no use for this project!
References
TKInter: wiki.python.org/moin/TkInter
Piston: steemit.com/piston/@xeroc/piston
Steempy: github.com/steemit/steem-python/blob/master/docs/cli.rst
