Add to ORKGExecutive Summary This project uses pairwise comparisons to determine the most likely team to win the 2003 NBA Championship. Statistics were gathered for four semi-final teams and were used to measure team strength. Project team members used the data to base their judgment when comparing teams. Comparisons began with no data available and the amount of data was increased sequentially until six statistical criteria were available with which to substantiate the scores. Probabilities were calculated using the Pairwise Comparison Model (PCM) software
Fans of the National Basketball Association (NBA) assigned probability judgments to the outcomes of ...
There have been a number of studies that try to predict sporting event outcomes. Most previous resea...
Master of ScienceDepartment of StatisticsMichael HigginsEvery year, the NCAA basketball tournament, ...
Executive Summary This project uses pairwise comparisons to determine the most likely team to win th...
The National Basketball Association (NBA) is a multi-million dollar industry in the United States. S...
Predicting the winner of a basketball game is a difficult task, due to the inherent complexity of te...
Predicting the winner of a basketball game is a difficult task, due to the inherent complexity of te...
The evolution of the game of basketball motivates fans and statisticians to ask questions such as wh...
A substantial amount of research has been on finding models that are used for predicting sports outc...
This study served as a preliminary test of the Sports Team Effectiveness (STE) Model developed by De...
Thesis: M. Eng., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Electrical Engineering and Com...
This article proposes a novel approach, called data snapshots, to generate real-time probabilities o...
abstract: Machine learning is one of the fastest growing fields and it has applications in almost an...
In this paper, we examine the use of Support Vector machine as a tool for predicting the success of ...
[[abstract]]The reputation of NBA breach its boundary worldwide and have numerous fans around all th...
Fans of the National Basketball Association (NBA) assigned probability judgments to the outcomes of ...
There have been a number of studies that try to predict sporting event outcomes. Most previous resea...
Master of ScienceDepartment of StatisticsMichael HigginsEvery year, the NCAA basketball tournament, ...
Executive Summary This project uses pairwise comparisons to determine the most likely team to win th...
The National Basketball Association (NBA) is a multi-million dollar industry in the United States. S...
Predicting the winner of a basketball game is a difficult task, due to the inherent complexity of te...
Predicting the winner of a basketball game is a difficult task, due to the inherent complexity of te...
The evolution of the game of basketball motivates fans and statisticians to ask questions such as wh...
A substantial amount of research has been on finding models that are used for predicting sports outc...
This study served as a preliminary test of the Sports Team Effectiveness (STE) Model developed by De...
Thesis: M. Eng., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Electrical Engineering and Com...
This article proposes a novel approach, called data snapshots, to generate real-time probabilities o...
abstract: Machine learning is one of the fastest growing fields and it has applications in almost an...
In this paper, we examine the use of Support Vector machine as a tool for predicting the success of ...
[[abstract]]The reputation of NBA breach its boundary worldwide and have numerous fans around all th...
Fans of the National Basketball Association (NBA) assigned probability judgments to the outcomes of ...
There have been a number of studies that try to predict sporting event outcomes. Most previous resea...
Master of ScienceDepartment of StatisticsMichael HigginsEvery year, the NCAA basketball tournament, ...