Thanks for the feedback David.
def calculate_tsos(model, datavar)
teamvar, valvar = [], []
var = model.compiled_this_week.find(:all, :order => :team_id)
var.each_with_index do |rows, i|
teamvar[i] = rows.team.id
valvar[i] = rows.__send__(datavar)
puts "#{model} [ Row #{i} | Team ID = #{teamvar[i]} | Team =
#{rows.team.name} | #{datavar} = #{valvar[i]}"
end
return teamvar, valvar
end
I used the same ordering process so my rows are uniform across the 14
inner rake tasks..
I had to change a bit of your code for the rake task:
update_tsos_offense = TsosOffense.new
to_team_id, to_value = update_tsos_offense.calculate_tsos(TotalOffense,
"ydspgm")
puts "From Rake to_team_id = #{to_team_id[0]} and to_value =
#{to_value[0]}"
But it's actually shorter and in a lot of ways cleaner and easier to
read. Plus, it's two less variables I need to send with rake.
As to your other question,
I will be doing the following:
On each row within the each loop:
Finding the sum of all rows returned
Finding the mean of all rows returned
Finding the standard deviation between each value on the rows returned
Applying a ratings point modifier to the end value
.. then returning the arrays with the new modified values..
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