JSM 2005 - Toronto

JSM Activity #456

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456 Wed, 8/10/05, 2:00 PM - 3:50 PM MCC-103 E
Statistics in Basketball, Baseball, Football, Hockey, and Golf - Contributed - Papers
Section on Statistics in Sports, Section on Statistical Education
Chair(s): Michael Anderson, IBM
     2:05 PM   On Successive Proportions of Binary Sequences — Laurence D. Robinson, Ohio Northern University; Mihai Caragiu, Ohio Northern University
     2:20 PM   A Spatial Analysis of Basketball Shot Chart Data — Brian Reich, University of Minnesota; Bradley P. Carlin, University of Minnesota; James Hodges, University of Minnesota; Adam Reich, University of Minnesota
     2:35 PM   Who Control's the Plate? — Ben Alamar, University of California at San Francisco; Gabriel Desjardins, Avnera Corporation
     2:50 PM   Some Properties of Playoff Systems for NCAA I-A Football — David Annis, Naval Postgraduate School; Samuel Wu, University of Florida
     3:05 PM   Position and Location in Ice Hockey Using a Markov Chain Model — Andrew Thomas, Harvard University
     3:20 PM   The Importance of Individual Golf Skills and How These Change with Innovations in Technology — Erik Heiny, University of Northern Colorado
     3:35 PM   Floor Discussion
 

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Revised March 2005