print_fbRanks: Printing function for fbRanks Objects
In fbRanks: Association Football (Soccer) Ranking via Poisson Regression

Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples

The rank.teams function outputs fbRanks objects. print(fbRanks)., where fbRanks is one's output from a rank.teams call, will print out the rankings for each cluster of teams in the match data.

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## S3 method for class 'fbRanks'
print(x, ..., scaling="median total", base=2, 
        log.transform.attack=FALSE, header=TRUE, silent=FALSE, type="", file="")

`x`	A fbRanks object.
`...`	Other filters to apply when printing. These must match column names in either `x$teams` or `x$scores`. For example, if `x$teams` has a column named 'country' with values 'UK','Canada' and 'Germany', you can pass in `country="UK"` to only show UK ranks.
`scaling`	How to scale the ranks. By default, they are scaled with 0 at the median team in the database. Pass in a number to scale to that number.
`base`	By default, the ranks are shown base(2) but you can other bases. Pass in exp(1) to change to base e.
`log.transform.attack`	Whether to show the attack and defense scores as logged transformed.
`header`	Whether to add some header information to the print out.
`type`	If type="html", html of the ranks table is output.
`file`	If type="html", then the output can be output to a file.
`silent`	If FALSE no output but the ranks are returned.

A print out of team ranks.

Eli Holmes, Seattle, USA.

eeholmes(at)u(dot)washington(dot)com

 
#This loads two data frames: B00.scores and B00.teams
data(B00data)
#rank the teams in the RCL D1 league
x=rank.teams(scores=B00.scores, teams=B00.teams, venue="RCL D1")

#Just a printing of the ranks with no extra info shown.
#some 2 team clusters are shown.  Those are teams with just 1 game (against each other)
print(x)

## Not run: 
#rank all teams
x=rank.teams(scores=B00.scores, teams=B00.teams, venue="RCL D1")

#You can also do filtered prints
#print the ranks with the regions shown
print(x, region="all")

#print ranks for just a region
print(x, region="WA")

#print ranks for a league; fall.league is a column in the teams data frame
print(x, fall.league=c("RCL D1 U12","RCL D2 U12"))

#print ranks for teams in a tournament; venue is a column in the scores data frame
print(x, venue="Baker Blast")

## End(Not run)