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Tag Archives: Sloan Sports Analytics Conference
SSAC: Teaching the Next Generation of Sports Analysts
MY take on the session: I was grateful that there was at least some interest in thinking about how to teach sports analytics. The field is extremely new in academia, and currently has no real “core:” It’s a multidisciplinary field; … Continue reading
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SSAC: The Hot hand: A new approach to an old “fallacy.”
So thanks to my wonderful school, I was given another opportunity to attend the MIT / Sloan Sports Analytics Conference. This year, I am spending most of the first day attending research papers. Whle the panel discussions definitely have some … Continue reading
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