Welcome to Spain Tennis Match Predictions
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Breaking Down the Predictions
Understanding the intricacies of tennis match predictions involves analyzing multiple factors
that could influence the outcome of a match. Our expert team delves into:
- Player Form: We assess the current form of players by reviewing their recent
performances, win/loss records, and head-to-head statistics.
- Head-to-Head Statistics: Discover how players have matched up against each
other in the past and how these previous encounters might impact future outcomes.
- Court Surface and Conditions: Explore how different court surfaces and
weather conditions can affect player performance and match results.
- Injury Updates and Fitness Levels: Stay informed about any injuries or fitness
issues that could hinder a player’s performance, giving you a strategic edge when placing bets.
Daily Match Schedule and Previews
Staying updated with daily match schedules is crucial for any avid tennis fan or bettor. Our
platform provides a daily calendar of matches taking place in Spain, complete with expert
previews and predicted outcomes. Here’s what you can expect:
- Upcoming Matches: Get a comprehensive list of upcoming tennis matches,
including ATP and WTA events throughout Spain.
- Detailed Previews: Each match preview includes an in-depth analysis of the
players, their form, key statistics, and expectations for the match.
- Predicted Outcomes: Find our expert predictions for each match, offering
insights into who is favored to win and why.
- Betting Odds and Tips: Access the latest betting odds along with strategic
betting tips to maximize your chances of success.
Expert Betting Strategies for Spain Tennis Matches
Crafting effective betting strategies requires a blend of statistical analysis, expert insights,
and a keen understanding of the game. Our platform offers several strategies to help you make
informed decisions:
- Analyzing Player Statistics: Understanding key statistics like first serve
percentage, unforced errors, and break points won can provide valuable insights into player
performance.
- Leveraging Head-to-Head Data: Use historical head-to-head data between
players to identify patterns or trends that might influence match outcomes.
- Tracking Seasonal Trends: Recognize seasonal trends such as how players
perform during certain times of the year or on specific court surfaces.
- Diversifying Bets: Spread your bets across multiple matches or outcomes to
mitigate risk and increase potential returns.
Featured Predictions and Analysis
Each day, our team selects key matches to highlight with detailed analyses and predictions.
Below are some of our featured predictions for unmatched insight:
Match Preview: Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell
Date: [Match Date]
Players: Carlos Alcaraz vs. Stefanos Tsitsipas
Location: Barcelona
Court Surface: Clay
Carlos Alcaraz has been in phenomenal form on clay courts this season, outshining many of his
contemporaries. His aggressive baseline play and improved consistency make him a formidable
opponent even against players like Stefanos Tsitsipas. Historically, the matchup between these
two has been tight, though Alcaraz’s home ground advantage and youthful exuberance could tip the
scales in his favor. Our expert panel predicts a closely contested match, but Alcaraz may just
edge out a narrow victory.
- Predicted Winner: Carlos Alcaraz
- Betting Recommendation: Back Alcaraz for a straight-set victory at
+150 odds.
Stay tuned for in-depth statistical analysis and strategic betting tips specific to this match.
Match Preview: Sevilla Open
Date: [Match Date]
Players: Paula Badosa vs. Ons Jabeur
Location: Sevilla
Court Surface: Hard
In another thrilling encounter, Paula Badosa takes on Ons Jabeur at the Sevilla Open. Both
players are known for their all-court capabilities, but Badosa’s recent performances on hard
surfaces give her a slight edge. Jabeur’s creativity and quick reflexes make her a tough
competitor, yet Badosa’s aggressive play and mental fortitude are anticipated to prevail in this
showdown.
Historical head-to-heads suggest tight contests, but factoring in Badosa’s current form and home
advantage, our expert bettors lean towards a victory for her.
- Predicted Winner: Paula Badosa
- Betting Recommendation: Consider a double chance bet on Badosa to win
either in straight sets or with at least one set to her name at +110 odds.
Follow our detailed match analysis for strategic insights tailored to this exciting match-up.
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<|repo_name|>lewisburgdorf/strip3dtissue<|file_sep|>/strip3dtissue/scripts/convert_csv_to_brief.py
'''
convert csv output from the mesh superimpose dialog into the brief format used by
the strip3dtissue script.
'''
import os
import os.path as osp
import sys
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
import json
from PySide6.QtCore import QFile, QIODevice, QTextStream
# TODO: make sure this is working.
def load_csv(file_path: str):
"""Load a CSV file into memory"""
file = QFile(file_path)
if not file.exists() or not file.open(QIODevice.ReadOnly):
print('Error: File %s could not be opened' % file_path)
return
# Set up a QTextStream object so that we can read data from the file
stream = QTextStream(file)
# First line is assumed header
line = stream.readLine()
# Split line by commas, convert to float and store in list x
x = line.split(',')
# Second line must be column names
line = stream.readLine()
y = line.split(',')
arr = []
while not stream.atEnd():
line = stream.readLine()
arr.append(np.array(line.split(','), dtype='float'))
if len(x) == len(y):
print('Number of rows: ', len(arr))
return arr, y
else:
print('Error: CSV file incorrectly formatted')
return False
def get_csv_metadata(full_csv_path: str) -> list:
"""
Return id, reference_image_name and sweep_meta from a csv file
"""
dt = []
sweep_meta = {}
dt_name = []
with open(full_csv_path) as fd:
# skip header
fd.readline()
dt_count = int(fd.readline().split(',')[1])
#print('Found dt_count:', dt_count)
for _ in range(dt_count): # I assume everything in the dicom folder corresponds to a single scanner run
line = fd.readline()
line_split = line.split(',')
# get dt name
dt_name.append(line_split[0])
# get sweep meta
item_count = int(line_split[1])
sweep_meta[line_split[0]] = {}
for _ in range(2 + item_count):
meta_key = fd.readline().split(',')[0]
meta_lines = int(fd.readline().split(',')[1])
meta_value = ' '.join([fd.readline() for _ in range(meta_lines)])
#print('Set meta:', meta_key, meta_value)
sweep_meta[line_split[0]][meta_key] = meta_value
ref_name = full_csv_path.split('/')[-1].split('.')[0] + '_' + fd.readline().split(',')[0]
#print('Ref_name:', ref_name)
ref_dt_count = int(fd.readline().split(',')[1])
#print('Ref_dt_count:', ref_dt_count)
ref_dt_name = []
for _ in range(ref_dt_count): # I assume everything in the dicom folder corresponds to a single scanner run
line = fd.readline()
dt_name.append(line.split(',')[0])
line_split = line.split(',')
# get dt name
ref_dt_name.append(line_split[0])
# get sweep meta
item_count = int(line_split[1])
sweep_meta[line_split[0]] = {}
for _ in range(2 + item_count):
meta_key = fd.readline().split(',')[0]
meta_lines = int(fd.readline().split(',')[1])
meta_value = ' '.join([fd.readline() for _ in range(meta_lines)])
#print('Set meta:', meta_key, meta_value)
sweep_meta[line_split[0]][meta_key] = meta_value
return dt_name, ref_name, sweep_meta
def round_coord(x: float) -> float:
if np.isclose(x, round(x)):
return round(x)
else:
return x
def csv_to_brief(full_csv_path: str, full_output_path: str):
brief_list = []
arr, keys = load_csv(full_csv_path) # array of values
# columns are x,y,z on both sides of matrix
dt_name, ref_name, sweep_meta = get_csv_metadata(full_csv_path)
for i in range(len(keys)):
key = keys[i]
if key == 'x,y,z': # assumming 'ref_name' here
continue
row_x = []
row_x.extend(np.array(arr[i]).reshape(-1).tolist()) # sample id list
row_y = []
row_y.extend(np.array(arr[i+1]).reshape(-1).tolist()) # sample id list
row_z = []
row_z.extend(np.array(arr[i+2]).reshape(-1).tolist()) # sample id list
brief_dict = {'x':row_x,
'y':row_y,
'z':row_z,
'id':key}
meta_list = []
if i == 0:
brief_dict['meta'] = {}
meta_list.extend(list(sweep_meta.keys()))
brief_dict['meta'] = {'dt':key}
meta_list.extend(['x','y','z','src_image'])
brief_dict['meta']['src_image'] = {'path':full_csv_path}
brief_dict['meta']['register_to'] = {'id':ref_name,
'value':0.0}
brief_list.append(brief_dict)
with open(full_output_path,'w') as fd:
json.dump(brief_list, fd)
if __name__ == "__main__":
if len(sys.argv) != 3:
print('Incorrect number of inputs - 1 output expected')
sys.exit(1)
csv_to_brief(sys.argv[1], sys.argv[2])
<|file_sep|>from read_dicom import read_dicom
def read_dcm_folder(folder_path: str) -> tuple:
"""Read all DCM files in a folder path.
Args:
folder_path: Path to a DICOM file folder.
Returns:
A tuple containing dicom metadata in form of dictionaries and an array of image objects respectively.
"""
dcmInfo, imgArray = read_dicom(folder_path)
return dcmInfo,imgArray
def get_mats_from_csv(csv_file: str):
"""Reads dicom information from a csv file created by load_dicom_into_preprocess.py"""
raise NotImplementedError
<|file_sep|>import numpy as np
import pydicom
import matplotlib as mpl
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from scipy.ndimage import gaussian_filter
from skimage.filters import threshold_otsu
def read_dicom(folder_path):
"""
Read all DCM files in a folder path and extract image matrixes.
Args:
(str) folder_path: Path to a DICOM file folder.
Returns:
A tuple containing dicom metadata in form of dictionaries and an array of image objects respectively.
"""
filenames = [folder_path+"/"+f for f in os.listdir(folder_path) if f.endswith('.dcm')]
dcmInfos = [pydicom.dcmread(f) for f in filenames]
# dicInfos = [{tag: dcmInfo[tag] for tag in (tag for tag in dcmInfo.keys() if tag.name.startswith('SeriesDescription'))} for dcmInfo in dcmInfos]
imgArray = np.stack([dcmInfo.pixel_array for dcmInfo in dcmInfos])
# imgArray = np.stack([ dcmInfo.pixel_array.astype(float) for dcmInfo in dcmInfos])
# imgArray += np.min(imgArray)
# imgArray *= 255/imgArray.max()
# imgArray = imgArray.astype(uint8)
# imgArray = gaussian_filter(imgArray, sigma=1)
# threshVals = [threshold_otsu(imgArray[...,i]) for i in range(imgArray.shape[2])]
# imgArray[imgArray
