When tallying, cap the expected win rate at 1:1M #57
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This was referenced Jan 11, 2024
To be clear, "here" is the "computation of the |
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Interesting that that prediction returns values in excess of those bounds. Thanks for the patch :) |
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Cap the expected win rate to 1 in a million when tallying game analytics. This prevents math domain errors here regardless of what the Glicko-2 math functions return.
Effectively replaces #54 (although that could still be committed).
Relates to #45.