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Using Bayesian Inference to predict and bet on Italian Serie A Fotball
As my old timer readers know, I’be been using Bayesian Inference to predict and bet on various sporting events, such as FIFA World Cup, and IIHF World Championships. With some success. When the Italian premier division started for about a … Continue reading
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Bayesian Multi-predictor Regression – Valet2018
[Continuing my exploration of the Swedish election results, but I thought this might be of interest also for those of you not very interested in the Swedish elections, simply because the potential MatStat’s insights – thus, the text is in … Continue reading
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PYMC – Markov Chain Monte Carlo regression – canonical example
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Val2018 Bayesian Inference – sammanfattning
Nu är ju inte den slutgiltiga rösträkningen klar, men resultatet ur ett statistiskt / matematiskt perspektiv är ändå så stabilt att jag väljer att summera mina resultat redan nu. I graferna nedan har jag använt mig av samtliga opinionsinstituts prognoser … Continue reading
Posted in Bayes, Data Analytics, Functional Stupidity, Politik, Probability, PYMC, Society, Statistics, Sverige
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Val2018 – sista prognosen
Första grafen: Bayesian Inference över samtliga opinionsinstituts mätningar augusti-september 2018. Andra grafen: samma rådata som ovan, obearbetat. Stora skuggade stapeln för respektive parti anger valresultatet 2014. Svarta tunna staplarna är 89:e percentilen.
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Convolutional Neural Networks with KERAS – Image recognition
A quick test shot with KERAS, inspired by this tutorial using the MNIST dataset of more than 60000 images of hand written digits. Task at hand: correctly identify as many as possible of these 28 x 28 images, looking like … Continue reading
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Tagged AI, Data Analysis, KERAS, Machine Learning, Matplotlib, Neural networks, Numpy, Python
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Scientific Gambling – Ice Hockey World Championships starting tomorrow
The tournament is starting tomorrow with four games. From now on, future posts on this topic on the public Facebook group Scientific Gambling on Ice Hockey World Championships 2018 only. So, I you want to continue following how my Bayesian Inference engine … Continue reading
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Scientific Gambling – how do betting shops make money….?
Betting shops are commercial businesses, that is, they want to and must make money in order to survive. Like any other business. So take a casino as an example: they make money – in the long run – by having … Continue reading
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Scientific gambling – How to identify potentially profitable odds/plays ?
In all sports gambling, success or failure is determined by a number of factors, luck not being the least of them, since in any sport there are loads of “Unknown Unknowns“, which we could also call “Uncertainty”. And then there … Continue reading
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Scientific Gambling on Ice Hockey Worlds – identifying potentially exploitable games
One of the most difficult aspects of dealing with lots of data, is to present the information obtained from various computations in a clear and meaningful way. For instance, in order to identify games where there is a potentially exploitable … Continue reading
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