I'm thinking along the lines of:
libs/
.. calculations.rb
= which would run calculations for standard deviation and variation on
data provided to it...
libs/tasks/
.. calculations.rake
desc "Calculate Ratings"
task :calculate_all_ratings => :environment do
calculate_rushing = RushingOffense.find(:all)
calculate_rushing.ratings
# need to store the results somewhere...
end
= which would access each model and use a calculation method
RushingOffense model is part of inheritance_template.rb so the method
would be located in there...
class InheritanceTemplate < ActiveRecord::Base
self.abstract_class = true
def self.ratings
calculation_object = Calculations.new(statistic1, statistic2, etc.)
etc..
end
end
= which would access the calculations.rb file which contains the method
for Calculations.new
Now I just need to figure out if this is a good approach, whether or not
I need to tie it into another controller as far as tasking goes, and how
to make it more automated...
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