Add to ORKGThe goal of this project is to examine the public opinion of using technology to automate the MLB strike zone and its possible effects on MLB\u27s run-scoring environment. To examine public opinion, a survey will be administered and an interview with someone inside baseball scheduled for a more nuanced look. To examine the possible effects, data from the 2007-2014 seasons will be analyzed using Markov chains in an attempt to predict the differences between letting umpires call balls and strikes and leaving it to technology. Initial results suggest that automation would increase offense, but that fans are not quite ready to trust the technology
Baseball, like most other sports, has a set of tenets that began early and have survived virtually u...
In baseball, runs are considered the currency of the game. As a result, the foremost value of pitche...
Do Major League Baseball umpires call balls and strikes solely in response to pitch location? We ana...
A qualitative analysis of the Major League Baseball industry’s perspective on the use of technology ...
From the full season debut of PITCHf/x in 2007, advanced radar and optical tracking systems have sig...
The MLB (Major League Baseball) has made multiple changes to the game of baseball recently to enhanc...
Thesis (S.B.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, 2006.Includes...
Baseball has quickly become one of the most analyzed sports with significant growth in the last 20 y...
Standard neoclassical principal-agent theory predicts that stricter monitoring should reduce employe...
Major League Baseball has been a catalyst for making decisions in sports and competition from a pure...
This project developed and tested a proof-of-concept smartphone-based system for classification of b...
The aim of this study was to identify changes in pitching characteristics during nine innings of pro...
Hitting a Major League fastball pitch may be the most difficult task in the sports realm. Anecdotal...
Background: According to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) there are over 34,000 a...
Copyright (c) the author(s). This is an open access article under CC BY license (https://creativecom...
Baseball, like most other sports, has a set of tenets that began early and have survived virtually u...
In baseball, runs are considered the currency of the game. As a result, the foremost value of pitche...
Do Major League Baseball umpires call balls and strikes solely in response to pitch location? We ana...
A qualitative analysis of the Major League Baseball industry’s perspective on the use of technology ...
From the full season debut of PITCHf/x in 2007, advanced radar and optical tracking systems have sig...
The MLB (Major League Baseball) has made multiple changes to the game of baseball recently to enhanc...
Thesis (S.B.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, 2006.Includes...
Baseball has quickly become one of the most analyzed sports with significant growth in the last 20 y...
Standard neoclassical principal-agent theory predicts that stricter monitoring should reduce employe...
Major League Baseball has been a catalyst for making decisions in sports and competition from a pure...
This project developed and tested a proof-of-concept smartphone-based system for classification of b...
The aim of this study was to identify changes in pitching characteristics during nine innings of pro...
Hitting a Major League fastball pitch may be the most difficult task in the sports realm. Anecdotal...
Background: According to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) there are over 34,000 a...
Copyright (c) the author(s). This is an open access article under CC BY license (https://creativecom...
Baseball, like most other sports, has a set of tenets that began early and have survived virtually u...
In baseball, runs are considered the currency of the game. As a result, the foremost value of pitche...
Do Major League Baseball umpires call balls and strikes solely in response to pitch location? We ana...