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I'm excited about this next session at #ExploreSAS => "Super Demo: The Science Behind the Batting Lab" by @SASsoftware <= #DataLiteracy At Bat
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Live session at #ExploreSAS => "Super Demo: The Science Behind the Batting Lab" by Gunce Walton,
Manager for Advanced Analytics R&D at @SASsoftware
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The Batting Lab Model-building Process uses SAS Econometrics on #SASViya: sas.com/en_us/software… by @SASsoftware #ExploreSAS
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Predictive Analytics and Metrics
Notes of first half of Chapter 4 from Sports Analytics: A Guide for Managers, Coaches, and Other Decision Makers
Book by @BenCAlamar
#sportsanalytics #SportsDataBookClub
Notes of first half of Chapter 4 from Sports Analytics: A Guide for Managers, Coaches, and Other Decision Makers
Book by @BenCAlamar
#sportsanalytics #SportsDataBookClub
Perhaps the most important attribute for a decision maker in aiding the development of an analytics program is the ability and willingness to ask questions.
Their ability to provide clear and usable analysis is greatly enhanced when decision makers ask
questions not about the analysis but about the decisions that they have to make.
questions not about the analysis but about the decisions that they have to make.
Data and Information
Notes of Chapter 3 from Sports Analytics: A Guide for Managers, Coaches, and Other Decision Makers
Book by @BenCAlamar
#sportsanalytics #SportsDataBookClub
Notes of Chapter 3 from Sports Analytics: A Guide for Managers, Coaches, and Other Decision Makers
Book by @BenCAlamar
#sportsanalytics #SportsDataBookClub
A clear understanding of data and the various types of data is needed. The word “data,” particularly in the context of analytics, is often associated with quantitative data. Quantitative data, however, is just one type of data that is used on a daily basis by decision makers.
Along with quantified data such as box scores and draft-combine results, decision makers use a host of qualitative data. Qualitative data take a variety of
forms, including scouting reports, coach’s notes, and video.
forms, including scouting reports, coach’s notes, and video.
