Pages that link to "Item:Q2255881"

The following pages link to OR analysis of sporting rules -- a survey (Q2255881):

Displaying 22 items.

• A study of the powerplay in one-day cricket (Q319497) (← links)
• What is a good result in the first leg of a two-legged football match? (Q320053) (← links)
• Competitive intensity and quality maximizing seedings in knock-out tournaments (Q1698069) (← links)
• A new knockout tournament seeding method and its axiomatic justification (Q1709936) (← links)
• When sports rules go awry (Q1752815) (← links)
• Fair elimination-type competitions (Q2023924) (← links)
• A unified theory for bivariate scores in possessive ball-sports: the case of handball (Q2079421) (← links)
• The efficacy of tournament designs (Q2147107) (← links)
• Let's meet as usual: do games played on non-frequent days differ? Evidence from top European soccer leagues (Q2184172) (← links)
• Optimal bookmaking (Q2239899) (← links)
• Monotonicity in sharing the revenues from broadcasting sports leagues (Q2242225) (← links)
• Component remanufacturing: a new prospective profitable business approach for the Indian automobile sector (Q2656563) (← links)
• How to design a multi-stage tournament when some results are carried over? (Q2676267) (← links)
• The efficacy of league formats in ranking teams (Q5142216) (← links)
• League competitions and fairness (Q6039538) (← links)
• A simulation comparison of tournament designs for the World Men's Handball Championships (Q6092596) (← links)
• How to avoid uncompetitive games? The importance of tie-breaking rules (Q6167375) (← links)
• Measuring competitive balance in sports leagues that award bonus points, with an application to rugby union (Q6167639) (← links)
• Spatial performance analysis in basketball with CART, random forest and extremely randomized trees (Q6170898) (← links)
• Filtering active moments in basketball games using data from players tracking systems (Q6170899) (← links)
• Analysing a built-in advantage in asymmetric darts contests using causal machine learning (Q6170912) (← links)
• Tournament schedules and incentives in a double round‐robin tournament with four teams (Q6187281) (← links)