I said City, Utd, Chavski, Spurs, and strangely not a single one of them said the same. Closest was "SAM" I guess. He/it also has Leicester 9th whereas I've said 8th. Feels odd that I was nearer to a computer that I was to all those people.
I'd love to know what data the super computer used to generate those predictions. Most statistical metrics don't remotely correspond with those results.
Well using data from last season, most should have Tottenham, City and Arsenal as nailed on for the top four. Of course spending 150 million pounds or getting a new manager can skew these predictions but how can these factors be quantified in a way that a computer can perceive them? Maybe it's more advanced than what I can understand, it is super after all.
I remember seeing that the SAM predicts Man Utd 10 additional points from Pogba and Ibrahimovic alone, so I guess it is heavily weighted on new signings. Article doesn't really enlighten much. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/37004327
Well using data from last season, most should have Tottenham, City and Arsenal as nailed on for the top four. Of course spending 150 million pounds or getting a new manager can skew these predictions but how can these factors be quantified in a way that a computer can perceive them? Maybe it's more advanced than what I can understand, it is super after all.
I see, that is true. do you have any twitter accounts or websites as examples?
Well using data from last season, most should have Tottenham, City and Arsenal as nailed on for the top four. Of course spending 150 million pounds or getting a new manager can skew these predictions but how can these factors be quantified in a way that a computer can perceive them? Maybe it's more advanced than what I can understand, it is super after all.
I see, that is true. do you have any twitter accounts or websites as examples?
statsbomb.com has made some really excellent previews for the season. This article was very handy: http://statsbomb.com/2016/08/premier-league-preview-teaser-6-into-4-wont-go/ but their individual team previews are more in depth. The best model from last year was that of Chad Murphy (@soccermetric on Twitter) who was one of the only people to actually project Leicester finishing in the top half of the table before the season began. His projections will be released tonight.
Well using data from last season, most should have Tottenham, City and Arsenal as nailed on for the top four. Of course spending 150 million pounds or getting a new manager can skew these predictions but how can these factors be quantified in a way that a computer can perceive them? Maybe it's more advanced than what I can understand, it is super after all.
I see, that is true. do you have any twitter accounts or websites as examples?
statsbomb.com has made some really excellent previews for the season. This article was very handy: http://statsbomb.com/2016/08/premier-league-preview-teaser-6-into-4-wont-go/ but their individual team previews are more in depth. The best model from last year was that of Chad Murphy (@soccermetric on Twitter) who was one of the only people to actually project Leicester finishing in the top half of the table before the season began. His projections will be released tonight.
I did see the Spurs statsbomb preview actually. I will read that article now. and I will follow chad on twitter. thanks very much!
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Champions: Manchester City
Rest of the Top 4: Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal
Relegated: Swansea, Bournemouth, Hull City
Top Scorer: Agüero
Most Assists: Özil
Golden glove: De Gea
DOMESTIC CUPS
FA Community Shield: Manchester United
EFL Cup: Chelsea
FA Cup: Liverpool
INDIVIDUAL HONORS
Manager of the Year: DELETED
Player of the Year: Sergio Agüero
Young Player of the Year: Anthony Martial
FIFA Ballon d'Or: Cristiano Ronaldo
EUROPEAN CUPS
UEFA Super Cup: Real Madrid
UEFA Europa League: Benfica
UEFA Champions League: Bayern Munich
I can't separate the two Manchesters for the title, I've gone with City so that I don't have to put Mourinho as Manager of the Year.
Champions: Manchester City
Rest of the Top 4: Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal
Relegated: Swansea, Bournemouth, Hull City
Top Scorer: Agüero
Most Assists: Özil
Golden glove: De Gea
DOMESTIC CUPS
FA Community Shield: Manchester United
EFL Cup: Chelsea
FA Cup: Liverpool
INDIVIDUAL HONORS
Manager of the Year: DELETED
Player of the Year: Sergio Agüero
Young Player of the Year: Anthony Martial
FIFA Ballon d'Or: Cristiano Ronaldo
EUROPEAN CUPS
UEFA Super Cup: Real Madrid
UEFA Europa League: Benfica
UEFA Champions League: Bayern Munich
I can't separate the two Manchesters for the title, I've gone with City so that I don't have to put Mourinho as Manager of the Year.
Rated E For Everyone.
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If it's necessary, we can use that as a tie breaker, yes.
Saunders know
I said City, Utd, Chavski, Spurs, and strangely not a single one of them said the same. Closest was "SAM" I guess. He/it also has Leicester 9th whereas I've said 8th. Feels odd that I was nearer to a computer that I was to all those people.
statsbomb.com has made some really excellent previews for the season. This article was very handy: http://statsbomb.com/2016/08/premier-league-preview-teaser-6-into-4-wont-go/ but their individual team previews are more in depth. The best model from last year was that of Chad Murphy (@soccermetric on Twitter) who was one of the only people to actually project Leicester finishing in the top half of the table before the season began. His projections will be released tonight.
Rest of the Top 4: Man City, Man Utd, Liverpool
Relegated: West Brom, Watford, Hull
Top Scorer: Aguero
Most Assists: Hazard
Golden glove: Courtois
DOMESTIC CUPS
FA Community shield: Man United
EFL Cup: Man City
FA Cup: Everton
INDIVIDUAL HONORS
Manager of the Year: Conte
Player of the Year: Eden Hazard
Young Player of the Year: Gerard Deulofeu
FIFA Ballon d'Or: Ronaldo
EUROPEAN CUPS
UEFA Super Cup: Real Madrid
UEFA Europa League: Inter Milan
UEFA Champions League: Bayern Munich
No one has ever said this before. Unless followed by the words '❤️❤️❤️❤️ all'.
fraud @Jenko
yeah, what idiots.
get mersed
"They shouldn't have sacked him"
Well said Bryan.
I only predict real football pal
You should see who's playing in the back 3 today then mate, that's quite impressive in comparison