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TrAiDoS
Germany258 Posts
Wouldn't it be cool to predict the winner of a game BEFORE the match even starts? According to a 2024 study, this is what the researchers were able to do (with 80% accuracy). Here's how they did it. [DISCLAIMER]: The article is written for my weekly newsletter, and published on my website. A new episode comes out every Sunday (directly into your inbox and on my website). Have a great weekend. Christian   | ||
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Jealous
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Also, would be nice to discuss any complicating factors in the study. Was there any correlation between skill and beta activity? How about age? Etc. | ||
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mathphyswithvic
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lisasmith
United States1 Post
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Luepert
United States1934 Posts
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TrAiDoS
Germany258 Posts
On May 14 2026 14:45 Luepert wrote: I'll bet anything there is test set contamination or overfitting going on here. 80% is absurd accuracy for anything like this That may absolutely be the case. The paper states that 80% was the highest they've achieved, trying multiple models. I'd argue, though, that even 20% predictability would be something to look at to improve the pre-game state of your players (as a coach). | ||
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