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Things just wouldn't be the same without THE graph of the season
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Dolph Ins
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OMG that looks so so good
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You're not a Rotherham fan then?
GoldWithFalmer
Seaweed! Seaweed!
Should we be 99% or something?
Gazwag
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Look even better if the top 2 colour was blue
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Here is the latest update of the season to the E Ratings and how they predict the rest of the season will pan out. The rating system is explained here, but in a nutshell it’s based on the combined quality of chances that clubs create and allow, rather than their results.
https://experimental361.com/2017/04/15/e-ratings-update-championship-15-apr-2017/
Gazwag
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It probably is but the line is so thin you can't see it
I think I I can see it. 99.99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999% recurring.
Postman Pat
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It isn't based on the current situation, but using a model based on remaining games:
Below I’ve used each club’s current ratings and those of their remaining opponents to predict how the rest of the season could play out. Each of the remaining fixtures has been simulated thousands of times, using the current E Ratings to generate probabilities for where each club will finish.
This graphic shows the cumulative probability of where each club could end up, in descending order of average points won. You can think of the ordering of the teams down the left hand side as a “best guess” of the final league table, with the coloured bars showing the relative likelihood of each club ending up in a certain section of the table.
Therefore the model can see no way we can't finish top 2.
Below I’ve used each club’s current ratings and those of their remaining opponents to predict how the rest of the season could play out. Each of the remaining fixtures has been simulated thousands of times, using the current E Ratings to generate probabilities for where each club will finish.
This graphic shows the cumulative probability of where each club could end up, in descending order of average points won. You can think of the ordering of the teams down the left hand side as a “best guess” of the final league table, with the coloured bars showing the relative likelihood of each club ending up in a certain section of the table.
Therefore the model can see no way we can't finish top 2.
GoldWithFalmer
Seaweed! Seaweed!
To clarify,we safe for at least another season in the Championship at worst then.
Garage_Doors
Originally the Swankers
Can some post an updated line graph of the points per game against points needed for promotion please
Tom Hark Preston Park
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Ditch the orange
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