Chess.com computer analysis allows players to locally compute a number of interesting statistics about their games. Since chess.com doesn't do cloud analysis, it makes sense that there are no references to this data in the public API, but I'm still interested in exploring ways to programmatically aggregate performance metrics for a given player.
Is chess.com's CAPS calculation proprietary? Is there any way to produce equivalent counts of excellent/good/inaccurate/mistake/blunder, best move %, avg. diff, and CAPS on pgn data accessed through the public api? Alternately, is there any way for an authenticated chess.com user to access saved computer analyses they've already performed or something? Just brainstorming a bit.
Chess.com computer analysis allows players to locally compute a number of interesting statistics about their games. Since chess.com doesn't do cloud analysis, it makes sense that there are no references to this data in the public API, but I'm still interested in exploring ways to programmatically aggregate performance metrics for a given player.
Is chess.com's CAPS calculation proprietary? Is there any way to produce equivalent counts of excellent/good/inaccurate/mistake/blunder, best move %, avg. diff, and CAPS on pgn data accessed through the public api? Alternately, is there any way for an authenticated chess.com user to access saved computer analyses they've already performed or something? Just brainstorming a bit.