elo | An implementation of the Elo rating system for Python
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An implementation of the Elo rating system for Python
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QUESTION
I'm trying to build a performance score on each player in my table and use this to run some analysis. I've tried to use the Elo ranking using the player's score in the game vs themselves in the prior game. The game is a time-trial race so the faster they complete the better their performance. I simulate a win (1) when the current race is faster than their previous race, a loss (0) when it is slower and draw (.5) when the timing difference is 0.
There are two components to Elo's algorithm...the Outcome Estimation for all players (two in my case - Ea, Eb) and the ranking update (Ra, Rb).
I have the current setup to simulate one calculation
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-08 at 21:28So reaping the point that values calculated by this process are meaningless. Here is how you can do it. I stripped the formula down to avoid math errors that occur in the CTE due to ambiguous values selection occurring, which can be avoided but each values needs to only refer to the r
or d
values and not the prior calculated intermediate values of the "same row"
So with this data:
QUESTION
I'm trying to create elo based leaderboard from multiple tables. Table structures are shown down below. What I am looking for is query that would sum elo from all tables into one for every single player that is in any of the tables and then order it desc to get top 10 players with global elo.
players_mode_thebridges
id name elo 1 JesusChrist69 13 2 62MB 196players_mode_sumo
id name elo 1 JesusChrist69 196players_mode_boxing
id name elo 1 62MB 723Does anyone know how to make that work? I am struggling on that problem for quite some time. All I was able to do was get global elo of one specific player but what I need is to get top 10 players. Thanks in advance for answers.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-21 at 18:35SELECT `name`, SUM(elo) AS elo FROM
(SELECT `name`, `elo` FROM players_mode_boxing
UNION
SELECT `name`, `elo` FROM players_mode_sumo
UNION
SELECT `name`, `elo` FROM players_mode_thebridges) X
GROUP BY `name`
ORDER BY `elo` DESC LIMIT 10
QUESTION
I always get the exception: "Exception: Service timed out: Spreadsheets" Why does this happen and would it help to try the method updateSpec(spec)? It always happens when I got to this specific line:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-10 at 05:22The cause of the error is that you are calling sheet
too many times, and each call is a request which takes time to process and ultimately leads to the timeout. The easy sounding solution is reduce the calls of sheet.getRange()
and sheet.setValue()
and sheet.getName()
etc… so that you ideally do them once per each sheet you are working on. A simple example would be as follows, where everything is done once (except the api call, which ideally should also be done using a bulk api).
QUESTION
Here is the relevant code.
I'm writing a Flask application where users can join pools and compete against others within those pools (currently, pools and users are in a many to many relationship). Each user will need a rating for each pool that he/she is in (Elo Rating), and I'm not sure how to implement that into my existing structure. Any suggestions to implement it that either fit into my solution or change it would be appreciated.
(Right now, each user has a rating but it is shared amongst pools, which does not make sense for Elo)
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-28 at 12:55For me, you should replace association table (pool_user
) with association model (UserPool
).
QUESTION
ObjectId _id <--- index
String UserName
int Points <--- Descending index
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-10 at 09:50You don't need to sort additionally already created indices , when you create indices in mongoDB you specify in what direction they need to be sorted(ascending(1) or descending(-1)) , so when you search multiple documents based on some field the result will be already sorted based on this field index order. Afcourse you can specify explicitly if you need the result in reverse order or sorted by other field.
QUESTION
I am trying to serialize the dictionary playersElo
for saving/loading it as/from JSON.
But as it's not a serializable object and I can't find a way to do it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-08 at 12:16Maybe this can be a starting spot for you. The serializer grabs the __dict__
attribute from the object and makes a new dict-of-dicts, then writes it to JSON. The deserializer creates a dummy object, then updates the __dict__
on the way in.
QUESTION
I have a database with the following structure:
Now two paintings can be rated against each other and the rating is then updated. But it can happen that one painting is rated mutliple times at the same time. Therefore i tried using a nested transaction (see below) to avoid race conditions:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-22 at 15:03Firebase Realtime Database transactions run against a single path in your database. There is currently no way to run a transaction against multiple path, so the common approach is to run the transaction against the lowest-level shared path (/paintings
in your case).
This can indeed lead to more contention as you have more users performing concurrent transactions.
The only alternative I've used at times is to build my own transaction mechanism using:
- Multi-path updates, to perform both writes at the same time.
- Security rules, to only allow the transition that make sense in my use-case.
- Client-side retries, so that contention or outdated data are still handled correctly.
This is fairly non-trivial even for simple cases, and may require changing your data structure and/or adding additional values to each request. But if you get past those hurdles, it will allow you to run a "transaction" across multiple paths.
QUESTION
I have this code in which results get printed in console, and I want to output them into a .html file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-04 at 08:56Do you just mean print it to the html page that you are looking at?
You can just put a div on the page where you are running this
"
and then
QUESTION
I want to get the unix era of the file, but I get an error.
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-08 at 04:05"FileNotFoundError
" is the give-away. That means that the file
you pass to getatime
cannot be found. file
is returned by os.walk
, so you can be pretty sure it does actually exist, so why can't it be found? Because you need to provide the path to the file, and os.walk
only returns the filename.
Try this instead:
QUESTION
I am using *ngFor
to display a collection, I also have one input
which will be used as a filter criteria (this input
is a formControl
). Now I have added a PipeTransform
to filter my collection based on that input
.
Everything works as expected but I can't figure out how to debounce. I want my filterPipe
to be called 0.5s after last keystroke inside input
but at the moment it is called instantly after any change inside my input
.
HTML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-29 at 19:09Community Discussions, Code Snippets contain sources that include Stack Exchange Network
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