Translate skill evaluation codes into meaningful summary phrases
Source:R/plays.R
skill_evaluation_decoder.RdIf your DataVolley files use evaluation codes differently to those coded here, you will need to supply a custom
skill_evaluation_decode function to dv_read
Arguments
- style
string: currently "default" (following the standard definitions described in the DataVolley manual) or "volleymetrics" (per the conventions that VolleyMetrics use)
Value
function. This function takes arguments skill, evaluation_code, and show_map and returns a string giving the interpretation of that skill evaluation code
Examples
sd <- skill_evaluation_decoder()
sd("S","#")
#> [1] "Ace"
sd(show_map=TRUE)
#> skill evaluation_code evaluation
#> 1 S = Error
#> 2 S / Positive, no attack
#> 3 S - Negative, opponent free attack
#> 4 S + Positive, opponent some attack
#> 5 S # Ace
#> 6 S ! OK, no first tempo possible
#> 7 R = Error
#> 8 R / Poor, no attack
#> 9 R - Negative, limited attack
#> 10 R + Positive, attack
#> 11 R # Perfect pass
#> 12 R ! OK, no first tempo possible
#> 13 A = Error
#> 14 A / Blocked
#> 15 A - Poor, easily dug
#> 16 A ! Blocked for reattack
#> 17 A + Positive, good attack
#> 18 A # Winning attack
#> 19 B = Error
#> 20 B / Invasion
#> 21 B - Poor, opposition to replay
#> 22 B + Positive, block touch
#> 23 B # Winning block
#> 24 B ! Poor, opposition to replay
#> 25 D = Error
#> 26 D / Ball directly back over net
#> 27 D - No structured attack possible
#> 28 D # Perfect dig
#> 29 D + Good dig
#> 30 D ! OK, no first tempo possible
#> 31 E = Error
#> 32 E - Poor
#> 33 E / Poor
#> 34 E + Positive
#> 35 E # Perfect
#> 36 E ! OK
#> 37 F = Error
#> 38 F / Poor
#> 39 F ! OK, no first tempo possible
#> 40 F - OK, only high set possible
#> 41 F + Good
#> 42 F # Perfect