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A random forest regression model predicting the winners of Summer Olympic events / Mengjie Jia... [et al.] · Consult online · What do you think of this resource?
Jul 5, 2020 · In this work we take the data of the medal lists from the 18th to 31st Summer Olympic Games as a sample and selects GDP, the population, the size of national ...
This work takes the data of the medal lists from the 18th to 31st Summer Olympic Games as a sample and selects GDP, the population, the size of national ...
Request PDF | On May 29, 2020, Mengjie Jia and others published A Random Forest Regression Model Predicting the Winners of Summer Olympic Events | Find, ...
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Feb 7, 2011 · A Random Forest Regression Model Predicting the. Winners of Summer Olympic Events. Mengjie Jia. School of Computer Engineering and. Science ...
To include a less classical (and less "linear") algorithm, but also reduce the overfitting that decision trees intro- duce, a random forest regressor was used.
Jun 20, 2024 · The linear regression class will enable us to train and make predictions with a linear model. Essentially, you draw a line and then use that ...
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As such, in this study, we translate the proven concept of the Tobit model to machine learning by using a two-staged Random Forest model to predict Olympic ...
Machine learning algorithms have a wide range of applications, including IPL Score Prediction, natural language processing, WhatsApp Chat Analyzer,. Olympic ...
In this paper, we develop and compare socio-economic-based models for predicting the success of nations at the Summer Olympics.