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Considering simulation strategies

I think we should really avoid making network calls unless absolutely necessary. We could propose building a reproducible script using either sample strengths or data from the user. I need to be concise and offer options clearly, maybe even numerically.

Key considerations for simulations could include things like input strength estimates, home advantage, injury factors, Poisson goal models, and others. We might even want to simulate a million seasons and validate by backtesting previous ones. If the user doesn't have real-time data, we could work with last season's ELO or make approximations instead!Planning user-friendly interactions

Since it seems like network access is allowed, I think we should ask the user for confirmation before making any network calls. I want to present a small plan and ask what they'd like, keeping my explanation minimal and concise.

I’ll offer options like explaining results, replicating with code, evaluating the methodology's reliability, or visualizing distributions. It might be good to ask about their data source too. I could propose writing a Python notebook/script to simulate seasons using the Dixon-Coles Poisson model and return title counts. Also, I'll keep everything general and avoid assuming specific dates or stale facts.Proposing structured support

As Codex, I want to propose scaffolding code without running it unless the user asks. I think I should start by clarifying what the user needs and how I can help.

Perhaps I could provide a short sample code snippet to demonstrate an approach, as that's within guidelines. I’ll ask if they would like code and outline the approach with a short response using bullet points. I’d also want to gather specifics like the season, teams, fixture list, and source of team strengths, suggesting sources like ClubElo or betting odds. Finally, I'd seek permission to fetch any necessary data.