Jim Albert

Statistician, Bayesian, Phillies fan

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R by Example 2nd Edition (Jim Albert and Maria Rizzo 2024) is published!
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World Series Special: Batting Order https://t.co/IcjvRiILBy

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@thorn_john @tangotiger @_Ben_Clemens Maybe Lindsey (1963) didn't present the runs expectancies in matrix form, but the the E(T, B) column in Table 1 of that paper contains the same values as a function of outs and runners on base:

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@thorn_john @tangotiger @_Ben_Clemens No, I think George Lindsay introduced runs expectancy in 1963, over 60 years ago, in an Operations Research article.

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Baseball Datasets Update https://t.co/2nEfKmgqpx

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Predicting Aaron Judge's HRs -- 2024 Edition https://t.co/r2PqMCw6Cn

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Joey Votto and the 100 Best OBP Seasons https://t.co/2FgkliB0Kg

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Modeling Player's Exit Velocities, Part II https://t.co/nnN6f7MhLD

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Modeling to Extract a Player's Competitive Swings https://t.co/OcKY4wRRDM

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Discount on Analyzing Baseball Data with R, 3rd Edition https://t.co/24wErlYfv5

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Midseason Home Run Predictions https://t.co/W1LjI3YpCd

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Count and Home Biases in Called Strikes https://t.co/dw893IBtz8

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MLB Teams are Hiring Bayesians! https://t.co/6W4QRd1Tyu

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Balls are Traveling Further in 2024 in Progressive Field https://t.co/aIc2zFTLgW