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  • Course 3 of 5 in the Sports Performance Analytics Specialization
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  • Approx. 33 hours to complete
  • English Subtitles: English
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  • In this course the learner will be shown how to generate forecasts of game results in professional sports using Python. The main emphasis of the course is on teaching the method of logistic regression as a way of modeling game results, using data on team expenditures. The learner is taken through the process of modeling past results, and then using the model to forecast the outcome games not yet played. The course will show the learner how to evaluate the reliability of a model using data on betting odds. The analysis is applied first to the English Premier League, then the NBA and NHL. The course also provides an overview of the relationship between data analytics and gambling, its history and the social issues that arise in relation to sports betting, including the personal risks.
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Curriculum

Week 1

Introduction to Prediction Models

Binary Outcome and Regression Part 1

Binary Outcome and Regression Part 2

Logistic Regression Part 1

Logistic Regression Part 2

Ordered Logistic Regression Part 1

Ordered Logistic Regression Part 2

Predictive Modeling - Basics of Forecasting

Prediction Models Course Syllabus

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Assignment Overview

Assignment Instructions - Part 1

Week 1 - Part 1 - Sample Notebook

Assignment Instructions - Part 2

Week 1 - Part 2 - Sample Notebook

Week 1 R Content

Week 1 - Quiz 1

Week 1 - Quiz 2

Week 2

Gambling and Betting Markets

Betting Odd and Types of Bets

Betting Odds and Win Probabilities

Evaluating Betting Odds Using Brier Scores Part 1

Evaluating Betting Odds Using Brier Scores Part 2

Market Efficiency and Beating the Bookmaker

Assignment Overview

Week 2 - Sample Notebook

Week 2 R Content

Week 2 Quiz

Week 3

Forecasting EPL results: 1. Wages and Transfermarket Part 1

Forecasting EPL results: 1. Wages and Transfermarket Part 2

Forecasting EPL results: Within sample prediction Part 1

Forecasting EPL results: Within sample prediction Part 2

Forecasting EPL results: Out of sample forecasting Part 1

Forecasting EPL results: Out of sample forecasting Part 2

Forecasting EPL results: Forecasting the League Table

Assignment Overview

Week 3 - Sample Notebook

Week 3 R Content

Week 3 Quiz

Week 4

Forecasting Model: MLB

Forecasting Model: NHL Part 1

Forecasting Model: NHL Part 2

Forecasting Model: NBA

Assignment Overview

Assignment Instructions

Week 4 - Sample Notebooks

Week 4 R Content

Week 4 Quiz

Week 5

Gambling and the Development of Probability Theory

Gambling, Morality, and Sports Part 1

Gambling, Morality, and Sports Part 2

Social Policy and Sports Gambling

Problem Gambling Part 1

Problem Gambling Part 2

Match Fixing, Gambling and Sports

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    May 25, 2024
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