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Why DraftKings is Tougher than FanDuel (Part 1)

  By Danny Tuccitto September 22, 2015 - 6:35 am September 22, 2015 Reliability Thursday

The statistics underlying why it’s harder to win on DraftKings than it is to win on FanDuel. Continue Rounding

Tagged   DFS, fantasy football, variance
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Simple Rating System: MLM or OLS?

  By Danny Tuccitto August 30, 2014 - 5:29 pm February 17, 2015 Modeling Monday

How much of a team’s SRS in a given season is due to characteristics of the head coaching regime? Continue Rounding

Tagged   design effect, head coaches, MLM or OLS, multilevel modeling, RA model, SRS, variance
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Pythagorean Win Percentage: MLM or OLS?

  By Danny Tuccitto August 5, 2014 - 5:29 pm February 13, 2015 Modeling Monday

How much of variation in Pythagorean Win Percentage since 1970 is due to head coach differences, and what does this imply for methodology? Continue Rounding

Tagged   design effect, head coaches, intraclass correlation coefficient, MLM or OLS, multilevel modeling, PythW%, RA model, variance
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NFL Variance: MLM vs. OLS

  By Danny Tuccitto August 1, 2014 - 5:29 pm February 13, 2015 Modeling Monday

Why multilevel modeling handles NFL variance better than OLS regression. Continue Rounding

Tagged   ANY/A, clustering, design effect, intraclass correlation coefficient, multilevel modeling, PythW%, variance
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