Unit Summary Table

Units

Unit Comparison Table

The first table shows how strong a unit is against another one. Full green means 4 times as strong, Yellow means equal, Full red means infinitely worse.
The second table shows hardcoded attack counters. Full Green is 3.0. White is 1.0. Red is 0.0.

Worthiness

This gives a representation of how efficient a unit is cost-wise.
Red bars are offensive capabilities, blue bars defensive capabilites.

Costs are estimated as the sum of Food*1.0 / Wood*1.0 / Stone*2.0 / Metal*1.5
Population cost is not counted in the costs.

Units Specializations

This table compares each template to its parent, showing the differences between the two.
Note that like any table, you can copy/paste this in Excel (or Numbers or ...) and sort it.

Roster Variety

This table show which civilizations have units who derive from each loaded generic template.
Green means 1 deriving unit, blue means 2, black means 3 or more.
The total is the total number of loaded units for this civ, which may be more than the total of units inheriting from loaded templates.

Civilisation Comparisons

The following graphs attempt to do some analysis of civilizations against each other. Different kinds of data: A matrix of units efficiency in a 1v1 fight, a graph of unit worthiness (power/cost), and a statistical analysis of civilizations against each other:
In this last one in particular, "Minimal Maximal Efficiency" is low if there is a unit this civ cannot counter, and "Maximal Minimal Efficiency" is high if there is a unit that cannot be countered. If the (minimal) maximal efficiency and the average maximal efficiency are close, this means there are several units for that civ that counter the enemy civ's unit.
The Balance column analyses those two to give some verdict (consider the average effectiveness too though)

Note that "Counter" in this data means "Any unit that is strong against another unit", so a unit that's simply way stronger than another counts as "countering it".
If a civ's average efficiency and average efficiency disregarding costs are very different, this can mean that its costly units are particularly strong (Mauryans fit the bill with elephants).

athen

This Civilization has 4 ranged units for a worth of 475.520612422 (method Average), individually:
units/athen_infantry_javelinist_b.xml : 330.480109122
units/athen_cavalry_javelinist_b.xml : 604.375993893
units/athen_champion_ranged.xml : 685.953342037
units/athen_infantry_slinger_b.xml : 281.273004637

The following table uses the value in the comparison matrix above, factoring in costs (on the 3 columns on the right), and the average efficiency of its ranged units (per ParamRangedCoverage - 1.0 right now).

mace

This Civilization has 4 ranged units for a worth of 382.576028844 (method Average), individually:
units/mace_infantry_slinger_b.xml : 281.273004637
units/mace_infantry_javelinist_b.xml : 371.790122762
units/mace_cavalry_javelinist_b.xml : 615.364648328
units/mace_infantry_archer_b.xml : 261.876339651

The following table uses the value in the comparison matrix above, factoring in costs (on the 3 columns on the right), and the average efficiency of its ranged units (per ParamRangedCoverage - 1.0 right now).

spart

This Civilization has 2 ranged units for a worth of 488.083058328 (method Average), individually:
units/spart_infantry_javelinist_b.xml : 371.790122762
units/spart_cavalry_javelinist_b.xml : 604.375993893

The following table uses the value in the comparison matrix above, factoring in costs (on the 3 columns on the right), and the average efficiency of its ranged units (per ParamRangedCoverage - 1.0 right now).