Open davescroggs opened 2 years ago
Date in AFL tables is provided in two columns - one for date and one for time. May have a different reference to AFL data.
Will use AFL data as the standard and change all others to match. For team names the below is the mapping between the two tables.
teamAflData | teamAflTbls |
---|---|
Adelaide Crows | Adelaide |
Brisbane Lions | Brisbane Lions |
Carlton | Carlton |
Collingwood | Collingwood |
Essendon | Essendon |
Fremantle | Fremantle |
Geelong Cats | Geelong |
Gold Coast Suns | Gold Coast |
GWS Giants | Greater Western Sydney |
Hawthorn | Hawthorn |
Melbourne | Melbourne |
North Melbourne | North Melbourne |
Port Adelaide | Port Adelaide |
Richmond | Richmond |
St Kilda | St Kilda |
Sydney Swans | Sydney |
West Coast Eagles | West Coast |
Western Bulldogs | Western Bulldogs |
Round data is tricky due to the COVID effected year - GF is round 22 in AFL data. There is no round-round name matching for all years. The best way to do it at this stage is an ordinal character column, then greater than filtering will still work.
Mapping rounds as follows.
AFLTables | AFLData |
---|---|
EF | Finals Week 1 |
QF | Finals Week 1 |
SF | Semi Finals |
PF | Preliminary Finals |
GF | Grand Final |
I don't particularly like losing the implicit information in elimination and quarter finals, that gets lumped into one round name. Maybe something to look at later.
Values and data type Ie. round should be a character/integer