hockey_neutral_zone: The neutral zone is the middle "third" of the rink. This is...
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hockey_neutral_zone R Documentation
The neutral zone is the middle "third" of the rink. This is the area between
the two zone (blue) lines. The center of the neutral zone should lie along
the line x = 0
Description
The neutral zone is the middle "third" of the rink. This is the area between
the two zone (blue) lines. The center of the neutral zone should lie along
the line x = 0
Usage
hockey_neutral_zone(rink_width = 0, feature_thickness = 0)
Arguments
rink_width
The width of the rink
feature_thickness
The length of the neutral zone
Value
A data frame containing the bounding coordinates of the neutral zone
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The neutral zone is the middle "third" of the rink. This is the area between the two zone (blue) lines. The center of the neutral zone should lie along the line x = 0
Description
The neutral zone is the middle "third" of the rink. This is the area between the two zone (blue) lines. The center of the neutral zone should lie along the line x = 0
Usage
hockey_neutral_zone(rink_width = 0, feature_thickness = 0)
Arguments
rink_width |
The width of the rink |
feature_thickness |
The length of the neutral zone |
Value
A data frame containing the bounding coordinates of the neutral zone
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