You'd have to make a bat script. Not sure how looping over files works in MS-DOS, but in Linux, it goes something like:

for i in folder
do
python TeamAnalyzer.py folder/$i
done

where folder is the name of the folder where all the teams are stored.

It worked! How would I run it for multiple teams?

Edit: And got my modification working for higher and lower stats. Need lots of tests to tune the values though.

$ is just the symbol that means "interpreter begins here."

I haven't tried running this on Windows (you might want to try Cygwin?), but *I believe* what you'll want to do is:

python TeamAnalyzer.py team1

NOT in the python shell but just from DOS.

It's giving me a lot of syntax errors, no changes to your code so far (except file = open('baseStats.json') to file = open('C:/Users/Eric/Documents/Eric/Projects/baseStats.json') which made it not give me errors before), and I have TA.py+TeamAnalyzer.py+team1+baseStats.json in the same folder. Sorry if I'm making some really obvious mistake, I'm entirely new to this stuff.

For examples of the team analyzer, look at TeamAnalyzer.py or the web folder. For TeamAnalyzer.py, the syntax is: $python TeamAnalyzer.py filename where filename is a file containing a PO/PS plaintext export.

I actually did not! Somehow I seem to have unsubscribed from my own thread.

Did you see my post in the stall vs. offense topic?

Alright, will do.

You should ask Innocent Criminal about that. I'm pretty sure battle logs don't include genders.

An idea for a statistic which would be interesting, pokemon gender distribution. At its simplest, a flat % male % female for <large metagame>, for a more in depth look perhaps look at different ratings? 1337 against non? I wonder if good players really do mix up their genders more.