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Solucionario de ejercicios de probabilidad condicional, independencia y teorema de Bayes
30 ejercicios de nivel avanzado de probabilidad condicional, regla de multiplicación, independencia, probabilidad total y teorema de Bayes, resueltos paso a paso. Cada ejercicio incluye su verificación en R (cálculo exacto, enumeración y simulación). Curso de Probabilidades, MSc. Jeel Cueva.
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What makes a team win? Using logisitc regression to analyse soccer matches
Soccer matches produce a range of statistics that can help us understand team performance. But which statistics are most strongly associated with actually winning a match?
We will use logistic regression to investigate whether shots and shots on target are associated with the probability of a team winning.
Building an expected goal (xG) model
Expected Goals (xG) is a commonly used metric in soccer analytics that estimates the probability of a shot resulting in a goal.
An xG value ranges between 0 and 1. For example, an xG value of 0.10 represents approximately a 10% probability of scoring, while an xG value of 0.70 represents approximately a 70% probability.
We will build a simple expected goals model using logistic regression.