Challenge #376: Unlock Insights from FIFA Women’s World Cup Data!

[robert-headington]

#376

[JBevan89]

Solution attcahed.

I know it's about world cups, but in general the best shoot out team is South Korea, as I did an additional flow in the attached

[jfissel]

Saqueador

[Arran]

Awesome

[3I_ATLAS]

Everything goes well until task 4"best penalty shootout performance" which I am positive it is wrong regardless of how you define "best performance".

Saqueador

I'd imagine the correct/ideal way to measure 'best performance' is to calculate the ratio of games played v games won.  Using that metric, 910 countries are tied with 100% winning ratio on PKs, however 9 of them only played 1 match.  South Korea however played 3 matches and won all 3 making it a clear 'best performance" first place, even when compared to team US which won only 2 out of 3 matches played, similarly to Belgium, China and France, all with a 66.67% winning ratio on PKs.

I haven't checked all answers, but I'm very surprised i didn't see any mention of this error in any of the 1st page solutions.

Let me know if found the same results as the solution and if you think I am wrong due to some issue somewhere in my workflow. 

Thanks!

[Jonathon-Sheppard]

Here you go.

Spent time ordering the best shootout performance, but the question is a bit ambiguous in my opinion. 'Best shootout performance' would indicate to me NOT the most wins in shootouts, but the better win percentage (i.e. if you get 3 wins from 6 shootouts, technically it's a worse penalty records than a team that only got 2 wins but from 3 shootouts). 

There were two teams (Germany & Japan) who got a 100% record (admittedly, only 1 shootout), but the answer says USA - because they won more. Yet, they lost more too.

I guess this is where getting a clearly defined question is key!

[RebekaMazuchova]

:)

[seanrobertson22]

Good practice on filtering, joining, and summarizing data. Need to keep practicing! 

[martinson]

Struggled a lot with this one

Saqueador

59:49

[AHill06]

Its a bit messy but i think i got there. solution done