Christopher Jenness

If you are doing it for speed, you can convert your current output to html5 video, which is much more convenient than porting everything.

You can get the play-by-play via an API call to stats.nba.com

Yes, this needs to be done ASAP. Thanks.

Do you have any ideas how this could be done efficiently?

...and its broken

I gave up on stats.nba.com because they kept messing with their API. I've since been scraping from basketballreference. I'm happy to share that with you, but its pretty hacky right...

I'm going to leave this open. As of d13c099 there are lots of tests in place, but they need a lot of work.

Can you provide the data? On Fri, Sep 14, 2018, 2:51 AM Aleksandr Lashkov wrote: > On my program your dbcv code return nan in some cases (sklearm > Calinski-Harabaz...

It seems many people misunderstand this. I will update when I have time. On Fri, Sep 14, 2018, 6:08 AM Aleksandr Lashkov wrote: > I understood. For data with No....

It won't be too much work to remove the elpy requirement and make it rely only on python-mode. Then anyone can use it. I should have done that from the...