Module server.rating_service.game_rater
Classes
class AdjustmentGameRater (rater: GameRater, base_ratings: dict[int, Rating])
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GameRater for performing adjustments using another GameRater
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@with_logger class AdjustmentGameRater(GameRater): """GameRater for performing adjustments using another GameRater""" def __init__(self, rater: GameRater, base_ratings: RatingDict): self.rater = rater self.base_ratings = base_ratings def compute_rating( self, ratings: RatingDict ) -> RatingDict: """ Adjust one rating to bring it closer to a different base rating. For each player, this will rate the game with trueskill as if they played this game with the rating we are adjusting instead of the base rating. Adjustments are only returned under certain conditions to prevent rating manipulation. """ new_adjusted_ratings = {} for player_id, base_rating in self.base_ratings.items(): old_adjusted_rating = ratings[player_id] # Since we only adjust upwards, we should not adjust ratings that # are already higher than the base. if base_rating.displayed() < old_adjusted_rating.displayed(): continue # Make a copy of the base ratings, but substitute this player's # rating with the rating we are adjusting. old_ratings = dict(self.base_ratings) old_ratings[player_id] = old_adjusted_rating new_ratings = self.rater.compute_rating(old_ratings) new_adjusted_rating = new_ratings[player_id] self._logger.debug( "Got new adjusted rating for player %d: %s", player_id, new_adjusted_rating ) if ( old_adjusted_rating.displayed() < new_adjusted_rating.displayed() <= config.RATING_ADJUSTMENT_MAX_RATING ): new_adjusted_ratings[player_id] = new_adjusted_rating return new_adjusted_ratings def get_outcome_map(self) -> dict[PlayerID, GameOutcome]: return self.rater.outcome_map
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Methods
def compute_rating(self, ratings: dict[int, Rating]) ‑> dict[int, Rating]
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Adjust one rating to bring it closer to a different base rating. For each player, this will rate the game with trueskill as if they played this game with the rating we are adjusting instead of the base rating. Adjustments are only returned under certain conditions to prevent rating manipulation.
def get_outcome_map(self) ‑> dict[int, GameOutcome]
class GameRater (summary: GameRatingSummary)
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@with_logger class GameRater: def __init__(self, summary: GameRatingSummary): self.summary = summary self.outcome_map = { player_id: team.outcome for team in summary.teams for player_id in team.player_ids } self.player_ids = list(self.outcome_map.keys()) self.team_outcomes = [team.outcome for team in summary.teams] self.ranks = _ranks_from_team_outcomes(self.team_outcomes) def compute_rating( self, ratings: RatingDict ) -> RatingDict: rating_groups = [ { player_id: trueskill.Rating(*ratings[player_id]) for player_id in team.player_ids } for team in self.summary.teams ] self._logger.debug("Rating groups: %s", rating_groups) self._logger.debug("Ranks: %s", self.ranks) new_rating_groups = trueskill.rate(rating_groups, self.ranks) player_rating_map = { player_id: Rating(*new_rating) for team in new_rating_groups for player_id, new_rating in team.items() } return player_rating_map def get_outcome_map(self) -> dict[PlayerID, GameOutcome]: return self.outcome_map
Subclasses
Methods
def compute_rating(self, ratings: dict[int, Rating]) ‑> dict[int, Rating]
def get_outcome_map(self) ‑> dict[int, GameOutcome]
class GameRatingError (*args, **kwargs)
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Common base class for all non-exit exceptions.
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class GameRatingError(Exception): pass
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- builtins.Exception
- builtins.BaseException