APBRmetrics

http://apbr.org/metrics/viewtopic.php?p=15739#p15739 found this old explanation You have it right, you break down the 5-on-5 into offence vs defence situations (so your dependent variable is how many points the team on offence scored, and your explanatory variables are your five guys on offence agai...

Thanks for that link perma, how did you get the splits for ORAPM and DRAPM? I was able to run your code with some modifications on basketballvalue's 2011 data (no playoffs), but it produced all-in RAPM, not O and D split. While converting the data to regression-ready format; you have to double each ...

I understand how to calculate RAPM as a single value but I was wondering how to compute separate OFF/DEF RAPM?

Detailed explanation would be appreciated