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Trainer Battle

This calculates outputs for trainer battles using the move stats specific for trainer battles, and following other trainer battle mechanics. Currently, charge moves are configured to use zero time. When selecting Great or Ultra league battles, the CP is capped accordingly. Shield strategy is not yet supported.

General Gym Defender

The general defender is defined under Options. The base attributes are the median of all last evolution Pokemon through Generation 3. For general defenders of a specific type, both the Pokemon and its moves are typed. Short Move is all the median of all fast moves with a duration less than 1 second (as of July 31, 2018). Long Move is the median of all fast moves equal or greater than 1 second.

Fast/Charge Move: Average and Best

If the defender's fast or charge move is unknown, there are two options. Intended for Raids, Average will average all the results using all possible non-legacy moves. Intended for Gyms, Best will use the defender's best move (including legacy) against each individual attacker. This gives a possibility of a different defender move set for each attacker. There is even the possibility of different defender move sets for the same attacker across TDO, DPS, etc.

Legacy Moves

These moves cannot be taught through Technical Machines. When generation 2 and 3 were released, moves were changed for some Pokemon. The old moves are now Legacy moves. Special moves that were only available for Community Day are also Legacy.

DPS

Damage Per Second. It uses all the parameters on the page, including energy gained/lost and dodging.

TDO

Total Damage Output. This is the total damage done by the attacker until it faints, assuming the defender has infinite HP.

DO@20

Damage Output at 20 seconds, intended for Raids. This is the total damage done up to 20 seconds, assuming the defender has infinite HP. If the attacker faints before 20 seconds, this is its total damage output (TDO). This is a generalization of DPS and TDO because DPS = DO@1 and TDO = DO@999. 20 seconds seem to match general recommendations of other lists for Raids. If the ranking doesn't work for you, the seconds is configurable. Fewer seconds recommend Pokemon that do more damage, but faint faster. Longer seconds will recommend Pokemon that last longer, but do less damage.

TTF

Time to Faint (seconds). How long until the Pokemon faints. If blank, the opponent will faint first.

Dodging Human Delay

This accounts for a delay in recognizing the defender's attack. This makes some short attacks impossible to dodge.

Details about the formula

The formula and methodology are described in this PDF document.

Acknowledgements

I'd like to thank GamePress for all of their work in creating guides that explain how Pokemon Go battles work, especially the articles listed under "Battle Mechanics". I'd also like to thank The Silph Road and all of its contributors for all the careful thought and analysis of Pokemon Go.

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