Total Shots Ratio (tsr) is a means of expressing the number of shots taken by a team to the number of shots condeded. Theoretically, more successful teams should have higher TSR's.
TSR is a very simple calculation. The number of shots created by a team is divided by the numbers of shot created plus the number of shots conceded.
TSR = (taken / ( taken + conceded))
Install the module with: npm install tsr
Require the module in your js: var tsr = require('tsr');
TSR takes two arguments: shots taken + shots conceded. You can pass in either numbers or arrays.
tsr(taken, conceded);
tsr(10, 10); // 0.5
tsr(10, 30); // 0.25
tsr([5,5], [15,15]); // 0.25
There is a fantastic overview of TSR and a few more complex alternatives over at 11tegen11 that you might want to check out. Thanks @11tegen11
Copyright (c) 2013 jacquestardie
Licensed under the MIT license.
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TypeScript Remove (tsr) is a utility that removes unused code from TypeScript projects – It's like tree shaking, but for source files
The npm package tsr receives a total of 315 weekly downloads. As such, tsr popularity was classified as not popular.
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