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| 6.5 | 0.0 | |
| about 2 months ago | 10 months ago | |
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| GNU General Public License v3.0 or later | - |
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fitzRoy
Posts with mentions or reviews of fitzRoy.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2023-06-14.
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Footy scores on your Lock Screen
Using a couple of different data sources - https://github.com/jimmyday12/fitzRoy was a huge help
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Best place for stats
FitzRoy package for R (or its component sources) if you want to do any actual analysis.
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Stats that win Matches
This was again done using the fantastic FitzRoy R package.
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Data source for late quarter scores?
As a few other users have said, AFL Tables has score progressions, e.g. this one (bottom of the page). You can access it with the fitzRoy R package API so you don't have to scrape the website yourself. Only downside is it's the counting-up clock rather than the counting-down clock, so wouldn't quite suit your situation, but it might be close enough.
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I created a Python wrapper for the fitzRoy API, which provides access to all sorts of AFL data
I recently discovered the fitzRoy R package while reading this old Machine Learning in AFL post. If you're into stats and data analysis I highly recommend that post!
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Carlton's stats leaders, Rounds 1-11
Hey thanks. I get all the data from https://www.footywire.com/ BUT I don't really get it myself, I use a package for R called fitzRoy that can grab data from that and some other AFL stats pages. Then from R I export it to excel where I use power query (inbuilt excel feature) to organise it into pivot tables that I make the charts from.
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Mildly interesting stats - Round 8
Oh yes absolutely, I use the fitzRoy package in RStudio but I export all the data to excel because I know more about excel than I do about RStudio. Getting into excel turned out to be a really simple process - I had never used RStudio before.
fitzRoyPy
Posts with mentions or reviews of fitzRoyPy.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2021-11-06.
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I created a Python wrapper for the fitzRoy API, which provides access to all sorts of AFL data
Anyway, I decided to make a Python wrapper for fitzRoy with some inbuilt data engineering tools. It's called fitzRoyPy and I wanted to share it here.