In this one game detail we see the ratings of the 2 players listed in a numerical fashion:
"players": {
"black": {
"id": 1084282,
"username": "e71621056",
"country": "un",
"icon": "https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/6a672d6bfdf67f18a37973a3266572c3?s=32&d=retro",
"ratings": {
"version": 5,
"overall": {
"rating": 1333.3032734729904,
"deviation": 61.33815873444767,
"volatility": 0.059992528356333175
}
},
"ranking": 21.576182986490565,
"professional": false,
"ui_class": ""
},
"white": {
"id": 1084709,
"username": "thequietcenter",
"country": "us",
"icon": "https://b0c2ddc39d13e1c0ddad-93a52a5bc9e7cc06050c1a999beb3694.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/e5d0e76b38575706ab829b5eb1ac528b-32.png",
"ratings": {
"version": 5,
"overall": {
"rating": 1260.121194467763,
"deviation": 70.71625100034467,
"volatility": 0.059993821035258195
}
},
"ranking": 20.269327870540423,
"professional": false,
"ui_class": ""
}
In the actual game we see that the players are rated 9k and 10k.
Is there software or a published algorithm about how to convert those numerical ratings into the commonly recognized ratings of kyu, dan, and professional dan?