I was on the pitch twice during the Wolves game when we gained promotion to the old division one, does this count as an appearance?
Based on that I should qualify for a testimonialI was on the pitch twice during the Wolves game when we gained promotion to the old division one, does this count as an appearance?
Just when they actually get on I’d say (the sub appearances would be classed separate)
What I am playing around with at the moment gives everyone a rating based upon being on the pitch during a game and the result.
If you involved in the game on the pitch then you get the ratings for that match even if you came off or on, or completed the full game.
I am using the Elo Rating System powered by Glicko-2. I have just caught up to Game 8 and reviewed everything for the first time.
I will have to show it to everyone to see if it is up to scratch.
A player's individual minutes on the pitch against team result achieved (goals scored/conceded) during that timeframe might be interesting.
What I am playing around with at the moment gives everyone a rating based upon being on the pitch during a game and the result.
If you involved in the game on the pitch then you get the ratings for that match even if you came off or on, or completed the full game.
I am using the Elo Rating System powered by Glicko-2. I have just caught up to Game 8 and reviewed everything for the first time.
I will have to show it to everyone to see if it is up to scratch.
From what's shown so far I have a few queries;
So the player is rated for that match regardless of how many minutes he plays in & regardless of the context of that game during their time on the pitch?
Real world example taking the Nottingham Forest game:
Godden is withdrawn after 56mins, replaced by Walker at which point we are 1-0 down but equalise almost immediately after.
Giles is withdrawn after 90+2mins, replaced by Dacosta with the score still 1-1.
Forest score after 90+7mins to win 2-1.
Godden, Walker, Giles & Dacosta would all score the same for that match?
What I am playing around with at the moment gives everyone a rating based upon being on the pitch during a game and the result.
If you involved in the game on the pitch then you get the ratings for that match even if you came off or on, or completed the full game.
I am using the Elo Rating System powered by Glicko-2. I have just caught up to Game 8 and reviewed everything for the first time.
I will have to show it to everyone to see if it is up to scratch.
Yes, if they are all involved in the match shouldn't they all be scored equally?
Each game played has been weighted for team strength using Glicko-2 and the score by Elo for that particular game has been adjusted.
Hmmm, not sure about that. Wouldn't it be better to weight it or omit players playing very few minutes?
As we are one of the weaker teams we are likely to lose a lot of games so there is a chance players making short cameos in wins will score unfairly highly.
For example, with the 1500 starting point Marcel Hilßner with 0 minutes played still ranks as one of our better performers as it stands.
If, hypothetically, he came on in stoppage time of 1 or 2 games where we'd already all but secured a win it would make it look as though he's one of our best players?
If each player starts on 1500 points and we have more than 20 players surely that’s enough points to stay up?That's an interesting proposition which may be needed to be explored more.
Okay, here's the first few games.
I would like to point out all players are started on 1500 points and there is a sorting action going on until the system finds a stable rating for the players.
Does this chart have any resemblance to the first 8 games played and the individual strengths of players?
If each player starts on 1500 points and we have more than 20 players surely that’s enough points to stay up?
Each player starts ELO on (1500) and as with Glicko-2 there does need to be a certain passage of games for each player before a provisional score becomes an actual score.
(Psst, I think he was jestingI think this is something we need to sit down and watch over the course of season to see if it is going to work or not.
This one is quite simple folks, anyone can play this game.
Do you think the Individual Statistics displayed are a true reflection of squad strength?
I do not have the necessary expertise to answer that question.
What I can say is the data will get richer over the course of the season and patterns will form.
These patterns might be interesting to view.
So out of curiosity I have completed up to Game 16. Still 7 games to go.
This is what popped up.
And yes, I may need to change visualizations to a different chart. I'm just looking if there are any patterns or information which may come off this.
Forgive my ignorance but what is it supposed to be showing? If it’s player performance then Hilssner couldn’t possibly be above McFadzean or Giles as he hasn’t played a game yet.
The formula needs some work?...
Think it’s explained above that the ‘default’ score of 1500 can go down as well as up, so if a player doesn’t play his score can be higher than someone that has played 10 games and lost points (so to speak).Forgive my ignorance but what is it supposed to be showing? If it’s player performance then Hilssner couldn’t possibly be above McFadzean or Giles as he hasn’t played a game yet.
The formula needs some work?...
That's an interesting proposition which may be needed to be explored more.
Okay, here's the first few games.
I would like to point out all players are started on 1500 points and there is a sorting action going on until the system finds a stable rating for the players.
Does this chart have any resemblance to the first 8 games played and the individual strengths of players?
Surely you’ve got to apply a penalty for not getting picked (ideally allowing for injury)?
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