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list manipulation - Automate table to display figures


With reference to the post Automate Poisson Football Scores Prediction, I succeded in defining the Poisson probability density function for home (μh=A) and away (μa=B) teams, but cannot create a table/matrix taking into account the next matches round thanks to the vector matchesENG and the product between p[A, x]*p[B, x] because I am not able to recognize the actual home team and away team for each match and displaying the scores. Here the complete nb.


ClearAll;
Cl = Import["https://www.soccerstats.com/homeaway.asp?league=england",
"Data"];
Chome = Drop[Drop[Cl[[2, 4, 1]]], 1];
Caway = Drop[Drop[Cl[[2, 4, 2]]], 1];
teamsENG = Chome[[All, 2]];
dataENG =

Import["https://www.soccerstats.com/results.asp?league=england&\
pmtype=bydate", "Data"];
Drop[Drop[Drop[Cases[dataENG, {_, _, _, _}, Infinity], -4], -1, None],
None, -1];
Take[Table[
If[StringContainsQ[%[[i, 2]], ":"] == True, %[[i]], ## &[]], {i, 1,
Length[%]}], Length[teamsENG]/2];
Table[StringSplit[%[[i]], "-"], {i, 1, Length[%]}];
matchesENG =
Transpose[{StringTrim[%[[All, 3, 1]]], StringTrim[%[[All, 3, 2]]]}];

A = ConstantArray[0, Length[teamsENG]];
B = ConstantArray[0, Length[teamsENG]];
Do[Do[Table[
If[matchesENG[[i, 1]] == Chome[[j, 2]] &&
matchesENG[[i, 2]] == Caway[[k, 2]],
A[[j]] =
A[[j]] +
N[((ToExpression[Chome[[j, 7]]]/
ToExpression[Chome[[j, 3]]]) + (ToExpression[
Caway[[k, 8]]]/ToExpression[Caway[[k, 3]]]))/

2], ## &[]], {k, 1, Length[teamsENG]}], {j, 1,
Length[teamsENG]}], {i, 1, Length[matchesENG]}];
Do[Do[Table[
If[matchesENG[[i, 1]] == Chome[[j, 2]] &&
matchesENG[[i, 2]] == Caway[[k, 2]],
B[[k]] =
B[[k]] +
N[((ToExpression[Chome[[j, 8]]]/
ToExpression[Chome[[j, 3]]]) + (ToExpression[
Caway[[k, 7]]]/ToExpression[Caway[[k, 3]]]))/

2], ## &[]], {k, 1, Length[teamsENG]}], {j, 1,
Length[teamsENG]}], {i, 1, Length[matchesENG]}];
μhome = Transpose[{teamsENG, A}];
μaway = Transpose[{teamsENG, B}];
ph[μh_, xh_] := PDF[PoissonDistribution[μh], xh];
Gh = Table[
If[μhome[[i, 2]] > 0, {μhome[[i, 1]],
Table[ph[μhome[[i, 2]], x], {x, 0, 10}]}, ## &[]], {i, 1,
Length[μhome]}];
pa[μa_, xa_] := PDF[PoissonDistribution[μa], xa];

Ga = Table[
If[μaway[[i, 2]] > 0, {μaway[[i, 1]],
Table[ph[μaway[[i, 2]], x], {x, 0, 10}]}, ## &[]], {i, 1,
Length[μaway]}];

I tried something like that to take next match home/away teams, but I cannot organize/display the result in a very clear and understandable manner.


X = Table[
Table[If[
matchesENG[[i, 1]] == Gh[[j, 1]] &&
matchesENG[[i, 2]] == Ga[[k, 1]],

Table[Gh[[j, 2, l]]*Ga[[k, 2, m]], {l, 1, 10}, {m, 1,
10}], ## &[]], {j, 1, Length[Gh]}, {k, 1, Length[Ga]}], {i, 1,
Length[matchesENG]}];

Please, any help?



Answer



We can use matches, goalshome and goalsaway from user12590788's self-answer to define three associations:


{asmatches, ashome, asaway} = Association[Rule@@@#] & /@ {matches, goalshome, goalsaway};

Use Outer to get a table of products of associated entries:



outer = Outer[Times, ashome @ #, asaway @ #2] &;

Prepend the table with a column containing home team:


addfirstColumn = Join[List /@ {#, SpanFromAbove, SpanFromAbove}, outer@##, 2] &;

Add a row containing the visitor team name before and a blank row after each block:


kvm = Join[{{#2, SpanFromLeft, SpanFromLeft, SpanFromLeft}}, 
addfirstColumn @ ##,
{{"", SpanFromLeft, SpanFromLeft, SpanFromLeft}}] &;


Use KeyValueMap to map kvm to asmatches:


grid = Join @@ KeyValueMap[kvm, asmatches];

Grid[grid, Alignment -> {Center, Center}, Dividers -> All, BaseStyle -> 16]

enter image description here


To combine all steps into a function that creates the desired grid given three lists as input:


ClearAll[makeGrid]
makeGrid[ml_, ghl_, gal_] := Module[{asm, ash, asa, outer,
headerC, headerR, blankR, kvM,

assocs = Map[Apply[AssociationThread]@*Transpose] @ {ml, ghl, gal}},
{asm, ash, asa} = assocs;
outer = Outer[Times, ash@#, asa @#2] &;
headerC = List /@ Join[{#}, ConstantArray[SpanFromAbove, Length[ash@#] - 1]] &;
headerR = {Join[{#}, ConstantArray[SpanFromLeft, Length@asa@#]]} &;
blankR = {Join[{""}, ConstantArray[SpanFromLeft, Length@asa@#]]} &;
kvM = Join[headerR@#2, Join[headerC @#, outer@##, 2], blankR@#2] &;
Join @@ KeyValueMap[kvM, asm]]

Use makeGrid[matches, goalshome, goalsaway] as first argument in Grid and add the desired grid options:



Grid[makeGrid[matches, goalshome, goalsaway], 
Alignment -> {Center, Center}, BaseStyle -> 16]


same picture as above



An alternative, and simpler, approach is to create a separate grid for each pair in matches and use Labeled to label each grid:


{ashome, asaway} = Association[Rule @@@ #] & /@ {goalshome, goalsaway};

Column[matches /. {a_, b_} :> Labeled[

Grid[Outer[Times, ashome @ a, asaway @ b], Dividers -> All],
{a, b},
{Left, Top}]]

enter image description here


Note: Both methods work if the lengths of the goals lists are not the same for all teams:


SeedRandom[1]
matches2 = Partition[RandomSample[Array[Symbol["team" <> ToString@#] &, 10]], 2];

goalshome2 = Thread[matches2[[All, 1]] -> Table[RandomReal[1, RandomInteger[{2, 5}]], 5]];


goalsaway2 = Thread[matches2[[All, -1]] -> Table[RandomReal[1, RandomInteger[{2, 5}]], 5]];

{ashome2, asaway2} = Association[Rule @@@ #] & /@ {goalshome2, goalsaway2};

Column[matches2 /. {a_, b_} :>
Labeled[Grid[Outer[Times, ashome2@a, asaway2@b],
Dividers -> All], {a, b}, {Left, Top}], Dividers -> All]

enter image description here



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