Looks pretty! If I only knew what to do with it! Thanks for your effort.
@Gitarrtomten - interesting app, thanks for sharing!
One thought - presumably, once either player takes you out of the book, you're unlikely to get back in it again, so "moves played like a top-level player" for you vs the opponent is a bit hard to interpret. Maybe a more useful stat would be "proportion of games in which you were the first to play an out-of-book move" vs "proportion of games in which your opponent was the first to play an out-of-book move"?
One thought - presumably, once either player takes you out of the book, you're unlikely to get back in it again, so "moves played like a top-level player" for you vs the opponent is a bit hard to interpret. Maybe a more useful stat would be "proportion of games in which you were the first to play an out-of-book move" vs "proportion of games in which your opponent was the first to play an out-of-book move"?
I think you'll either need a video, or probably easier would be some text on the page to explain what it is we are looking at. @Gitarrtomten
@Gitarrtomten: Based on which data (games) is this report generated? (Lichess database or something else like Caissabase + TWIC).
@Gitarrtomten, #24. Yes a video would be useful and helpful.
very cool!
Quite often, especially at the top level, some players want to step out of theory early to minimize the impact of computer prepared lines. But the score on average move played like a top player can still give a decent indication on how well someone knows an opening. Especially the difference to your opponents should give a good indication.
I tried this, really well made with a lot of useful information. I think alot of my latest Bullet and Hyperbullet games made it into the list so I will have to play some slower games first to make use of the data. :)
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