Refactor contest size handling in app.py by removing redundant ownership calculations for 'Small' and 'Large' contest sizes. This streamlines the logic and improves clarity in the ownership metrics without altering the overall functionality.

app.py

@@ -395,18 +395,10 @@ with tab1:
         contest_var1 = st.selectbox("What contest size are you simulating?", ('Small', 'Medium', 'Large', 'Custom'))
         if contest_var1 == 'Small':
             Contest_Size = 1000
-            raw_baselines['Own'] = raw_baselines['Large_Field_Own']
-            raw_baselines['CPT_Own_raw'] = (raw_baselines['Own'] / 2) * ((100 - (100-raw_baselines['Own']))/100)
-            cpt_own_var = 100 / raw_baselines['CPT_Own_raw'].sum()
-            raw_baselines['CPT_Own'] = raw_baselines['CPT_Own_raw'] * cpt_own_var
         elif contest_var1 == 'Medium':
             Contest_Size = 5000
         elif contest_var1 == 'Large':
             Contest_Size = 10000
-            raw_baselines['Own'] = raw_baselines['Small_Field_Own']
-            raw_baselines['CPT_Own_raw'] = (raw_baselines['Own'] / 2) * ((100 - (100-raw_baselines['Own']))/100)
-            cpt_own_var = 100 / raw_baselines['CPT_Own_raw'].sum()
-            raw_baselines['CPT_Own'] = raw_baselines['CPT_Own_raw'] * cpt_own_var
         elif contest_var1 == 'Custom':
             Contest_Size = st.number_input("Insert contest size", value=100, placeholder="Type a number under 10,000...")
         strength_var1 = st.selectbox("How sharp is the field in the contest?", ('Very', 'Above Average', 'Average', 'Below Average', 'Not Very'))