How to Calculate Expected Threat (xT) in Python

[@marceloinnol]

your chanel is fantastic, please stay with it

[@McKayJohns]

thank you!

[@chunhang4709]

This is fantastic! Could you make a tutorial on progressive carries in the future as well? Really love the tutorials!

[@federicorabanos1696]

I've been waiting for this one, you the goat

[@Icthi]

Great video! Thx! Perfect level of detail and explanations for what I was looking for.

[@sae5440]

Just the video I’ve been waiting for

[@McKayJohns]

🙌🏻

[@robertc2121]

This is a super presentation. Where did you source the passing data? Was it FBref or Fotmob or other?

[@McKayJohns]

I believe whoscored. Was a long time ago so don't remember completely haha

[@devanshmittal3238]

Great Video! What do the 'x', 'y', 'endX', and 'endY' values in the original table actually mean? Like what's the range and how is that calculated?

[@McKayJohns]

They are the coordinates of the passes and then the end locations

[@chaitanyashetty6745]

Hey man I have followed your videos for a while and it has really helped me a LOT. I have some doubts and have been trying to connect you on twitter but to no avail. Hopefully you can guide me on it. Cheers mate!!

[@stadiumtechnology]

Awesome mate 👍👍

[@McKayJohns]

Thanks 😊

[@jamesleonard90]

Nice one McKay

[@McKayJohns]

Thanks James!

[@Olamichael7781]

This is awesome can i get your details so i can contact you direct for a course as a beginner with no knowledge but ready to know

[@McKayJohns]

yeah my email is [e-mail]

[@aswink8576]

bro could you make a tutorial of hexbin plot, please?

[@maxgerhart8989]

xT = np.array(xT) didn’t work and I receive an error “xT_cols is not defined”

[@muhammadnabiil3171]

Should you not consider first vs second half seperately when doing the bin?

[@adityaharist6678]

i don't know how to use this data