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BETTR BETTR AUG 20
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#1 | |
The data from getdata() is in the data.pkl file. | |
First create the users from tipsters = np.array(<USER.NAME>) | |
Then upload data from data.pkl, one row per user to the | |
TipsterPerformance table. | |
Note the racedate for the INIT data is say AUG 1 2015 | |
All the SQLAlchemy code should be in a separate file. | |
TipsterPerformance replaces UserPerformance. | |
It is the INIT data for the app. | |
#2 | |
Once this data is in the DB: | |
The main page after login should display a table (sortable- use JQuery?) with 1 row per user comprising User Performance JOIN User. | |
Sorted by WinSR, filtered by racedate (I.e. always use the LATEST racedate which in the init case is AUG 1 2015) | |
RANK TIPSTER COLUMNS.......................... | |
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Lastupdated = Racedate | |
This table is only visible to logged-in users (later only visible to users who have subscribed). | |
#3 | |
The second function getsimilarity() in getdata returns pairwise USER1 USER2...USERn for each user (no duplicates) and a coefficient. | |
This will probably have to go in a JOIN table between users. | |
2 columns: this similary_coefficient plus the racedate (1 AUG 2015) | |
Later new data will be updated to this table automatically. | |
**NB I will put the table in models.py and have the function return whatever is convenient for you - dictionary?** | |
The same main page after login should display the top 10 (similarity_coefficient ascending) scores.. | |
RANK TIPSTER1 TIPSTER2 SCORE | |
1 | |
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10 | |
Lastupdated = Racedate |
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