andrewd173
Footballguy
The simplest way I have seen something like this done is through an option to blacklist teams or players. (rotoviz). This allows you to manually drill down through the next best options, but is a bit tedious going player by player, with no feedback except the current lineup. However, appears relatively easy to implement.I've been playing around a bit with my optimization program.
In any case, I'll have to think about whether there's a useful way to present the top N FanDuel lineups (and I don't know what N should be) for each set of projections going forward. It wouldn't be too hard to just dump all the lineups into tables and let people scroll up and down. Any ideas from y'all are welcome. (The best way might be to have, for any given projector and salary cap, the optimal lineup on the left side of the screen, and then when you click a player in that lineup, the best lineup without him shows up on the right side of the screen. That might be the most useful way to do it, but I'd need to learn more CSS, javascript, and jquery than I currently know. Sounds like a good project.)
Ideally, a system where you could display several differently crafted lineups on one page - or a new window without overwriting the old - would be the most helpful to myself. If it helps, my end goal is to work up 3-5 lineups with maybe 2-3 core players, and the rest unique combinations.