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I have absolutely no idea, to be honest. It's the same thing for every testing session that utilizes more tires than normal. The values that FastF1 provides to you are the raw values as received from the API. There are only these five values, and I have no idea how they correspond to the actual compounds. |
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Okay clear - thanks a lot!
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I have absolutely no idea, to be honest. It's the same thing for every
testing session that utilizes more tires than normal. The values that
FastF1 provides to you are the raw values as received from the API. There
are only these five values, and I have no idea how they correspond to the
actual compounds.
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If it's any help, here's the Pirelli infographic https://motorsportmagazine.b-cdn.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Pirelli-2023-F1-testing-tyre-compounds.jpg.webp |
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HI There,
Happy that everything works so well with testing!
Quick question: what do the compound names refer to in the dataset? During the test day, it looked like there were 7 different compounds avilable to the drivers. Currently, in the data we only see S/M/H/Unknown in the data. How are these being mapped currently?
Mapping: ['HARD', 'MEDIUM', 'SOFT', 'TEST_UNKNOWN', 'UNKNOWN']
possibilities: C0 C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 and Development
THanks!
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