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This is a major release that introduces a new generation of high efficient standings and simulation code
nfl_standings()
for high efficient standings calculation. The functions compute_division_ranks()
, compute_conference_seeds()
, and compute_draft_order()
will be deprecated in a future release. (#45)nfl_simulations()
for a new, highly efficient approach to season simulations. This is a completely new design of the simulator,
with the aim of achieving significantly faster run times and eliminating weaknesses in the old approach (in simulate_nfl()
).
The introduction of this function is supplemented by the two new utility functions nflseedR_compute_results()
, and simulations_verify_fct()
.
These functions form the new standard for computing results (if the user does not have their own function for this)
respectively allow verification of the functionality of their own functions instead of nflseedR_compute_results()
.
It is planned that simulate_nfl()
will be deprecated in a future release so that the dependencies of nflseedR can be significantly reduced. (#47)nfl_standings_prettify()
computes a gt::gt()
table of the output created with nfl_standings()
. (#49)nfl_standings()
now supports tiebreaker_depth = "POINTS"
which breaks ties using combined point ranks and point differentials. This means that all tiebreakers except net touchdowns are now implemented. (#47)nfl_standings()
where the tie breaking procedure didn't restart correctly after some teams were eliminated while some others remained tied. (#47)summary
method summary.nflseedR_simulation()
explicitly sets the columns width of the logo column because those columns are hidden in some unclear scenarios.summary
method summary.nflseedR_simulation()
now requires gt version v0.9.0 or higher to avoid warnings about deprecated arguments.simulate_nfl()
where it crashes because the "fake schedule" isn't a tibble. (#43)load_sharpe_games
has been deprecated. It was replaced a fairly long time ago by nflreadr::load_schedules()
. (#47)|>
operator. This follows the Tidyverse R version support rules. (#48)simulate_nfl()
gained the new argument sim_include
to allow more access to what is actually being simulated. This makes it possible skip playoff simulation or the (possibly heavy) computation of draft order. (#34)summary
method summary.nflseedR_simulation()
now hides columns where all values are NA
. This is useful if simulate_nfl()
skips the postseason or draft order. The method also re-formats the number of simulations in the subtitle, e.g. from "10000" to "10k" (this requires scales >= 1.2.0, but it is a good idea to update scales anyways). (#35)simulate_nfl()
now uses data.table to combine simulation rounds data. This is a significant performance improvement. The returned list "sim_params"
now includes the package version of nflseedR (for debugging) and the current system time when the simulation was finished. (#36)summary
method summary.nflseedR_simulation()
now uses fmt_pct_special()
to format probability strings to avoid the impression of overconfidence by rounding to integer percentages. (#37)game_summary
to the output of simulate_nfl()
which aggregates matchups across all simulated seasons (#24)load_sharpe_games()
(#24)simulate_nfl()
is now of class nflseedR_simulation
which allows the implementation of a summary()
method that computes a gt()
table of the simulation summary data frame. (#26)compute_division_ranks()
now outputs losses and ties as well. (#27)load_sharpe_games()
for CRAN testsAdded support for a fake schedule for simulating the upcoming season before the NFL has released the official schedule.
updated the documentation of the function load_sharpe_games()
with the new columns away_qb_id
, home_qb_id
, away_qb_name
and home_qb_name
.
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