In a seeded knockout tournament, where teams have some preassigned strength, do we have any assurances that the best team in fact has won? Is there some insight to be gained by considering which teams beat which other teams solely examining the seeds? We pose an answer to these questions by using the difference in the seeds of the two players as the basis for a test statistic. We offer several models for the underlying probability structure to examine the null distribution and power functions and determine these for small tournaments (less than five teams). One structure each for 8 teams and 16 teams is examined, and we conjecture an asymptotic normal distribution for the test statistic.
The efficiency of various tournament structures such as knock-outs and round robins has been conside...
We analyze tournaments of heterogeneous players from an organizer’s perspec-tive. Using a simple mod...
Tournament solutions are frequently used to select winners from a set of alternatives based on pairw...
In this study, we develop quantitative methodology to investigate optimal designs andfairness in spo...
The round-robin tournament format for N players is a scheme that matches players with one another in...
Tournament outcome uncertainty depends on: the design of the tournament; and the relative strengths...
Tournaments are a widely used mechanism to rank alternatives in a noisy environment. This paper inve...
This paper provides nested sets and vector representations of knockout tournaments. The paper introd...
Tournaments of heterogeneous candidates can be thought of as probabilistic mechanisms that select hi...
In this thesis we derive some testing and selection procedures for a tournament involving a set of n...
A single-elimination (SE) tournament is a popular way to select a winner both in sports competitions...
A single-elimination (SE) tournament is a popular way to select a winner in both sports competitions...
We study an elimination tournament with heterogenous contestants whose ability is common-knowledge. ...
In \u27J. Schwenk.(2018)What is the Correct Way to Seed a Knockout Tournament? Retrieved from The Am...
We study an elimination tournament with heterogenous contestants whose ability is common-knowledge. ...
The efficiency of various tournament structures such as knock-outs and round robins has been conside...
We analyze tournaments of heterogeneous players from an organizer’s perspec-tive. Using a simple mod...
Tournament solutions are frequently used to select winners from a set of alternatives based on pairw...
In this study, we develop quantitative methodology to investigate optimal designs andfairness in spo...
The round-robin tournament format for N players is a scheme that matches players with one another in...
Tournament outcome uncertainty depends on: the design of the tournament; and the relative strengths...
Tournaments are a widely used mechanism to rank alternatives in a noisy environment. This paper inve...
This paper provides nested sets and vector representations of knockout tournaments. The paper introd...
Tournaments of heterogeneous candidates can be thought of as probabilistic mechanisms that select hi...
In this thesis we derive some testing and selection procedures for a tournament involving a set of n...
A single-elimination (SE) tournament is a popular way to select a winner both in sports competitions...
A single-elimination (SE) tournament is a popular way to select a winner in both sports competitions...
We study an elimination tournament with heterogenous contestants whose ability is common-knowledge. ...
In \u27J. Schwenk.(2018)What is the Correct Way to Seed a Knockout Tournament? Retrieved from The Am...
We study an elimination tournament with heterogenous contestants whose ability is common-knowledge. ...
The efficiency of various tournament structures such as knock-outs and round robins has been conside...
We analyze tournaments of heterogeneous players from an organizer’s perspec-tive. Using a simple mod...
Tournament solutions are frequently used to select winners from a set of alternatives based on pairw...