I noticed a lot of chess players who prepare themselves for the Belgian Interteam Competition. They download the results of previous rounds, create a table and look up the games of the possible opponents.
This script does the hard work, by downloading the results, parsing the html pages, and preparing the tables.
$ python predict_nic.py -c 230 -r 5 -s 2 -t 1
The output will be something like this:
Leuven 1:
code NAME (elo ) ( s / g) avg tpr ---1- AKESSON RALF (2462) (0.0/ 1) 2365 1445
-11-1 PEEK MAURICE (2375) (2.5/ 3) 2285 2565
--22- LEUNIS GEERT (2292) (1.5/ 2) 2244 2435
-2332 TONOLI BENJAMIN (2227) (1.0/ 4) 2264 2073
--4-3 PRAET MAARTEN (2215) (1.0/ 2) 2168 2168
-3--4 CEULEMANS KARL (2158) (0.0/ 2) 2230 1190
--545 GOOSSENS ROEL (2155) (1.0/ 3) 2156 2035
-4656 VERHEYDEN JONAS (2148) (2.0/ 4) 2119 2119
-5767 VAN ESPEN EDDY (2087) (1.5/ 4) 2104 2016
-6-7- VAN HUL CHRISTIAAN (2062) (0.5/ 2) 2170 1980
-7888 DELANOEIJE PATRICK (2003) (1.5/ 4) 2008 1919
-8--- DELAERE KOEN (1844) (1.0/ 3) 2098 1977
It's not idiot proof, also it cannot handle bad inputs very gratiously.
have fun,
Romain.
PS. Steff Helsen sent me a patch to include the ratings