Hard-coded segmentation
This has been done a few times in the past. Various kD-Tree implementations have support for dynamically setting weightings for the distance function.
IIRC Diamond is one example of a bot that makes use of this feature of the kD-Tree implementation, though I think it does still use a pre-defined list rather than dynamic tweaking.
IIRC there have been experiments in dynamic weight tweaking but I'm not sure how successful they've been off hand.
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Data decay (time classification) is one of many classifications in k-NN search. You need to mirror all of them to achieve perfect dodging.
You need a lot more data than is available to estimate all weights, unless you want to get shot a lot.
I believe multiple people have noted that the weight on new vs old data is significantly more important than weights on other predictors.(In a gun) I believe Skilgannon said something along the lines of: I can change the weights by tenfold (except the one on shots fired) and I get very little difference in performance. So if you could match that weight in your flattener, you could (hopefully) get very low hitrates against you.