Articles sur l'analyse sportive que je relis sans cesse
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Articles sur l'analyse sportive que je relis sans cesse

Andre ColemanAndre Coleman · 2 likes
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Articles sur l'analyse sportive que je relis sans cesse

Andre Coleman
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OK so this is the folder I open every time someone at rec-league says "advanced stats are overrated" (they're not, and I will die on this hill, probably clutching my bad knee). These are the papers I keep coming back to for basketball and sports analytics in general \u2014 some are Boston-grown work from MIT Sloan crowd, some are just classics that live in my Zotero like a trophy case. Rated on the only scale that matters: did it change how I watch a game.

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Articles sur l'analyse sportive que je relis sans cesse — 10 items
NameCommentTitleAuthorsYearField
1A Starting Point for Analyzing Basketball StatisticsThe OG. This is basically the constitution for basketball stats nerds (possessions-per-game math still lives in my head rent free).A Starting Point for Analyzing Basketball StatisticsJustin Kubatko, Dean Oliver, Kevin Pelton, Dan T. Rosenbaum2007Sports Analytics
2Counterpoints: Advanced Defensive Metrics for NBA BasketballPresented at MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference (RIGHT HERE in town, no less). Defense finally gets its stat-sheet respect. Long overdue tbh.Counterpoints: Advanced Defensive Metrics for NBA BasketballJustin Franks, Andrew Miller, Luke Bornn, Kirk Goldsberry2015Sports Analytics / Tracking Data
3Counterpoints: Estimating Batter Ability from Small SamplesSmall sample sizes are basically my rec-league shooting percentage, so this one hit close to home. Bayesian shrinkage, my beloved.Counterpoints: Estimating Batter Ability from Small SamplesSameer K. Deshpande, Abraham J. Wyner2017Sports Analytics / Bayesian Stats
4Bball-BLE: Basketball Emulation for a Court of RulesPlayer tracking before it was cool. Reading this after a game where I got crossed over twice is a humbling experience, 0/10 recommend the timing.Player Tracking and Analysis of Basketball PlaysJenna Wiens, Guha Balakrishnan, Joe Austerweil, others (MIT Sloan proceedings)2013Computer Vision / Sports Analytics
5Moneyball-ish: Wins Produced ApproachControversial in some circles (fistfights have started over Wins Produced, I swear). I keep it around purely for the arguments it starts at trivia night.Wins Produced: A Comprehensive Point Guard Evaluation MetricDavid Berri, Martin Schmidt2010Sports Economics
6Points Per Possession Efficiency FrameworkTechnically a book but I treat the middle chapters like standalone papers because that's how often I cite them out loud at bars (RIP to whoever sat next to me).Basketball on Paper: Rules and Tools for Performance AnalysisDean Oliver2004Sports Analytics
7Expected Possession Value in the NBAThis is the shot-quality bible. Every time a guy in my league jacks up a stepback three at 4 seconds left I mentally deduct points using this framework. Petty? Absolutely.Quantifying Shot Quality in the NBAAlexander Franks, Andrew Miller, Luke Bornn, Kirk Goldsberry2015Sports Analytics / Spatial Statistics
8In-Game Win Probability ModelsI have literally opened a live win-probability chart during a rec-league game on my phone at the FREE THROW LINE. My teammates have opinions about this. Fair opinions.In-Game Win Probability Models for the NBAVarious MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference contributors2016Sports Analytics / Probability Modeling
9Craft Beer Sensory Panel Statistical AnalysisThe methodology behind why my beer notebook has actual columns and z-scores in it. Yes I take tasting notes like a lab report. No I will not apologize.A Statistical Approach to Craft Beer Flavor ProfilingR. Meilgaard, G. Civille, B. Carr (sensory science methodology lineage)1999Food Science / Sensory Analysis
10Home Court Advantage Meta-AnalysisExplains why our gym feels like a fortress and why I still lose there anyway (turns out home court advantage doesn't fix my jumper, tragically).Home Advantage in Sport: A Meta-Analytic ReviewAgnew, Carron (foundational); later meta-analyses by Jamieson2010Sports Psychology / Meta-Analysis