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LurkingChessplayer t1_iyqhkro wrote
Reply to comment by Craygor in [OC] Results of 50,000 World Cup Knockout Simulations by mathsTeacher82
Soccer is more popular than hockey in the US? I honestly never would’ve thought lol
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silforik t1_iyqcwyc wrote
Reply to comment by rayparkersr in [OC] Birth months of FIFA World Cup players. The top three are January, February and March, possibly due to the "Relative age effect" by desfirsit
I was the youngest in my grade, and I skipped a year. I think it was an advantage to start college at 16 (many start even younger)
a1drt t1_iyqc23n wrote
Argentine I think they may have a chance
tokoboy4 t1_iyqb714 wrote
Reply to comment by TheyArentAny in [OC] Results of 50,000 World Cup Knockout Simulations by mathsTeacher82
Mark my words, its not going to be Australia.
baenshyyy t1_iyqa7oi wrote
Reply to [OC] FIFA World Cup Winning Bets Dist: Qatar 2022 is the world cup with the most upsets among the last 7 tournament's Group Stages. Link to interactive viz in the comments by SmilgaNir
Seems to be (decimal odds - 1) then?
Cool vis, only criticism is that definition of 'winning bet'. Showing either decimal odds or even implied probs would be more intuitive. Also: I assume it is 1x2 odds and not draw no bet or anythinh?
hurricane14 t1_iyq8cg0 wrote
Reply to comment by mathsTeacher82 in [OC] Results of 50,000 World Cup Knockout Simulations by mathsTeacher82
Something seems fairly flawed if it has the US as an average favorite in the quarterfinals - 22/41. They'll be heavy underdogs to Argentina and not enough of a favorite vs Australia to offset it in the off chance that they also pull the upset in the first round
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FruitChips05 t1_iyq7hip wrote
Reply to comment by drklunk in [OC] Top Ten films from each year of Sight & Sound's critics poll by lit_geek
The Thing was 1982
Dank_e_donkey t1_iyq7571 wrote
Reply to comment by Totale-Substanz in [OC] Birth months of FIFA World Cup players. The top three are January, February and March, possibly due to the "Relative age effect" by desfirsit
Same birthday as Neymar Jr and CR7, but I can't even dribble the ball.
Lachimanus t1_iyq61v8 wrote
On what is this based?
If you just look at other world cup performances, it does not make any sense.
Hopefully something like the last 4-10 years or so. France being the current world champion, this having a good team at hand should give them much higher chances of winning.
terribletastee t1_iyq5w83 wrote
Reply to comment by ar243 in [OC] Top Ten films from each year of Sight & Sound's critics poll by lit_geek
I mean most of the movies that suddenly jump to #1 were still always in top 100. Taste also is pretty subjective and dynamic just day to day and over time.
terribletastee t1_iyq5pb2 wrote
Reply to comment by snash222 in [OC] Top Ten films from each year of Sight & Sound's critics poll by lit_geek
I think that’s really overly simplifying it. There just is so many genuinely great and amazing movies that we are that the point you can make an argument for well over 100 movies to be the top 10 movies of all time as they are so close in quality and have just simply have different strengths. As well, taste is very dynamic and changes constantly. Guillermo del Toro had a really good quote on it that if you asked him next week he would have a totally different list. I think the fact that so many of the same movies do keep showing up to be a huge testament to their greatness
And most of the ones in the top 10 are in the top 100 later years.
imbisibolmaharlika t1_iyq5lb9 wrote
Reply to comment by factorialfun in [OC] Birth months of FIFA World Cup players. The top three are January, February and March, possibly due to the "Relative age effect" by desfirsit
Read that from the book the Outliers
mfb- t1_iyq4uwy wrote
Reply to comment by fifaBeastFC in [OC] Results of 50,000 World Cup Knockout Simulations by mathsTeacher82
> How is it possible that Both the Netherlands AND Argentina wins the quarter final more than 50% of the time. When reached.
If the Netherlands and Argentina have e.g. 50%/50% against each other but more than 50% chance against the other team (US/Australia) then you get more than 50% (conditional) chance to advance for both teams.
The 107% sum is odd, indeed.
furfu42 t1_iypzdup wrote
Reply to comment by LSeww in School Shootings in the US 1970-2022 Committed by Students [OC] (interactive version in comment) by data_n_stuff
That should be a separate comparison graph.
Newmanuel t1_iypyyfx wrote
Reply to comment by schrodingers_pp in [OC] Results of 50,000 World Cup Knockout Simulations by mathsTeacher82
there's a pretty accurate simulation site they use for Starcraft called aligulac that I found predicts tournaments better than humans all the time. The thing is, these are individual players with many games being played against each other. Most of the players in the world cup spend most of their games in different teams, so the dataset of games in their WC arrangement is too small to make accurate predictions from.
shamdamdoodly t1_iypyt1p wrote
Reply to comment by Totale-Substanz in [OC] Birth months of FIFA World Cup players. The top three are January, February and March, possibly due to the "Relative age effect" by desfirsit
This is looking at a single variable accounting for nothing. Basically a small linear correlation in a small sample size. Wouldn’t look into it too much
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Reply to comment by BLAZENIOSZ in [OC] Number of Union Army Units/Companies during the American Civil War. by BLAZENIOSZ
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BLAZENIOSZ OP t1_iypyd61 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in [OC] Number of Union Army Units/Companies during the American Civil War. by BLAZENIOSZ
This is not including confederate units btw.
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IusedtoloveStarWars t1_iypxepe wrote
Reply to [OC] Birth months of FIFA World Cup players. The top three are January, February and March, possibly due to the "Relative age effect" by desfirsit
The month doesn’t matter lol. It’s the phase the moon is in obviously.
All the best players were born on a blood moon when Saturn and Uranus were lined up(common knowledge).
windigo3 t1_iypx1lu wrote
Reply to comment by chicagotim1 in [OC] Number of Union Army Units/Companies during the American Civil War. by BLAZENIOSZ
That wasn’t incompetent. It was the only way to do it. Had Lincoln banned slavery in Kentucky, Missouri, Delaware, and Maryland on day 1, then all those regiments would have fought for the South. The confederates most likely would have won the war and slavery probably would have existed for many decades afterwards. Lincoln was a brilliant man.
trippy108 t1_iypwtgv wrote
Reply to comment by DeakRivers in [OC] Number of Union Army Units/Companies during the American Civil War. by BLAZENIOSZ
Also, MN was the first state to promise soldiers to the Union cause! Source: https://www.mnhs.org/fortsnelling/learn/military-history/civil-war
european_hodler t1_iyqhlib wrote
Reply to comment by SmilgaNir in [OC] FIFA World Cup Winning Bets Dist: Qatar 2022 is the world cup with the most upsets among the last 7 tournament's Group Stages. Link to interactive viz in the comments by SmilgaNir
ok so this is based on the results. understood. what about the y axis?