lineups_games_adder {AdvancedBasketballStats}R Documentation

Lineups games adder

Description

The function allows to perform the sums of two data.frames with the same format adopted after being transformed by lineups_data_adjustment() function,

Usage

lineups_games_adder(df1, df2)

Arguments

df1

Should be a Data Frame that represents the first set of basic or extener lineups statistics. It has to be in the format provided by the lineups_data_adjustment() function.

df2

Should be a Data Frame that represents the second set of basic or extener lineups statistics. It has to be in the format provided by the lineups_data_adjustment() function.

Details

Value

Data frame with the sum of the statistics of the other two entered data.frame.

Examples


df1 <- data.frame("PG" = c("James","Rondo"),"SG" = c("Green","Caruso"),
"SF" = c("Caldwell","Kuzma"), "PF" = c("Davis","Davis"),
"C" = c("Howard ","Howard"),"MP" = c(7,1), "FG " = c(4,0),
"FGA " = c(7,0),"Percentage FG" = c(0.571,0),
"X3P  " = c(0,0),"X3PA  " = c(2,0),"Percentage 3P" = c(0,0),
"X2P " = c(4,0), "X2PA " = c(5,0), "Percentage 2P" = c(0.8,0),
"FT " = c(1,0), "FTA " = c(3,0), "Percentage FT" = c(0.333,0),
"ORB " = c(2,0), "DRB " = c(5,0),"TRB " = c(7,0), "AST " = c(2,0),
"STL " = c(1,0), "BLK " = c(0,0),"TOV " = c(7,2), "PF" = c(1,0),
"PLUS" = c(9,0),"MINUS" = c(17,3),"P/M" = c(-8,-3))

df2 <- data.frame("PG" = c("James","Rondo"),"SG" = c("Green","Caruso"),
"SF" = c("Caldwell","Kuzma"), "PF" = c("Davis","Davis"),
"C" = c("Howard ","Howard"),"MP" = c(7,1), "FG " = c(4,0),
"FGA " = c(7,0),"Percentage FG" = c(0.571,0),
"X3P  " = c(0,0),"X3PA  " = c(2,0),"Percentage 3P" = c(0,0),
"X2P " = c(4,0), "X2PA " = c(5,0), "Percentage 2P" = c(0.8,0),
"FT " = c(1,0), "FTA " = c(3,0), "Percentage FT" = c(0.333,0),
"ORB " = c(2,0), "DRB " = c(5,0),"TRB " = c(7,0), "AST " = c(2,0),
"STL " = c(1,0), "BLK " = c(0,0),"TOV " = c(7,2), "PF" = c(1,0),
"PLUS" = c(9,0),"MINUS" = c(17,3),"P/M" = c(-8,-3))

lineups_games_adder(df1,df2)


[Package AdvancedBasketballStats version 1.0.1 Index]