In order to run a simulation, select the outcomes for at least 1 game in either section and then click the "Run Simulations" button. It takes about 5 seconds to run both simulations and display the results in a table at the bottom.
Changing game results in the completed section, allows users to run "what if" scenarios to see what would have happened if matches turned out differently
The "Team" dropdown allows users to select a team which results in the matches sections only displaying the games that team is involved in.
The results table shows team name, average position from all simulations, average points, wins, draws, losses from all simulations and the percent of simulations in which each team finishes first, in the top 4, fifth, sixth through seventeenth and in the bottom 3.
Understanding the results
Each cell in the output table shows 2 values: first value is the results from the simulations which take into consideration any user changes, second value is the results from simulations without user changes.
The position column shows the average position each team finishes in the simulations. For example if a team finishes 1st twice and 2nd once in three simulations, the average position would be (1 + 1 + 2) / 3 = 1.33.
The points, wins, draws, losses columns show the averages of those values from all Simulations
The percentage columns for the leage positions show what percent of the simulations end with each team finishing in that position. For example, if Arsenal has 50% (45%) in the "First %" column, that means that they are expected to finish first in 45% of the simulations where the user has not made any changes and finish first in 50% of the simulations where the user has made changes. Implying that the user selections result in a 5% higher chance for Arsenal to finish first.