Simple tool to keep track of the fantasy auction draft. It is initialized with csv files containing projections for each individual position (the data can be obtained from fftoday.com, for example).
Sample format of the cvs file for each position:
- QB: Name, Team, Bye week, attempts, completions, yards, TDs, INTs, rushing attempts, rushing yards, rushing TDs, season fantasy points
- RB: Name, Team, Bye week, rushing attempts, yards, TDs, receptions, yards, TDs, season points
- WR: Name, Team, Bye week, receptions, yards, TDs, rushes, yards, TDs, season points
- TE: Name, Team, Bye week, receptions, yards, TDs, season points
Of these fields only Name, Team, and season points are used. These uniquely identify each player to allow figuring out which ones are on the team.
For each position, a points to cost is defined (I couldn't find a better way to assign cost to each player).
From that, 0-1 knapsack algorithm is used to figure out the best team combination within a $200 budget. The algorithm takes into account the team and prevents more than a set number of players to be on a team (e.g. only one QB).
The algorithm does not attempt to ensure a certain number of players on a team (for example, it may product out a team of 5).
Create files qbs.csv, rbs.csv, wrs.csv, and tes.csv. Run the program
with python ./fantasy_knapsack.py. To get help, type in help.
You can remove players from the pool with rm <player name>. Add a player to
your team with add <player name> <cost>. The cost will be deducted from your
budget.
budget will show the current budget.
team will show the current team.
best_team will run the knapsack algorithm and print out the current best team.