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Statistical analysis of notational AFL data using continuous time Markov Chains

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posted on 2024-07-11, 12:42 authored by Denny MeyerDenny Meyer, Don Forbes, Stephen R. Clarke
Animal biologists commonly use continuous time Markov chain models to describe patterns of animal behaviour. In this paper we consider the use of these models for describing AFL football. In particular we test the assumptions for continuous time Markov chain models (CTMCs), with time, distance and speed values associated with each transition. Using a simple event categorisation it is found that a semi-Markov chain model is appropriate for this data. This validates the use of Markov Chains for future studies in which the outcomes of AFL matches are simulated.

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ISSN

1303-2968

Journal title

Journal of Sports Science and Medicine

Volume

5

Issue

4

Pagination

7 pp

Publisher

Australian and NZ Industrial and Applied Mathematics

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Copyright © 2006 Denise Meyer, Donald G. Forbes and Stephen R. Clarke.

Language

eng

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