Journal of Quantitative Analysis in Sports

2005 - 2018

Current editor(s): Mark Glickman

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Volume 14, issue 4, 2018

New metrics for evaluating home plate umpire consistency and accuracy pp. 159-172

Hunter David J.

Predicting the NCAA basketball tournament using isotonic least squares pairwise comparison model pp. 173-183

Neudorfer Ayala and Rosset Saharon

Do match officials give preferential treatment to the strongest football teams? An analysis of four top European clubs pp. 185-199

Audrino Francesco

Analyzing dependence matrices to investigate relationships between national football league combine event performances pp. 201-212

Russell Brook T. and Hogan Paul

A generative Markov model for bowling scores pp. 213-226

VanDerwerken Douglas and Kenter Franklin

Volume 14, issue 3, 2018

A network diffusion ranking family that includes the methods of Markov, Massey, and Colley pp. 91-101

Devlin Stephen and Treloar Thomas

Quantifying the probability of a shot in women’s collegiate soccer through absorbing Markov chains pp. 103-115

Woodfield Devyn Norman and Fellingham Gilbert W.

Modelling the dynamic pattern of surface area in basketball and its effects on team performance pp. 117-130

Metulini Rodolfo, Manisera Marica and Zuccolotto Paola

A Bayesian regression approach to handicapping tennis players based on a rating system pp. 131-141

Chan Timothy C.Y. and Singal Raghav

Bayesian hierarchical models for predicting individual performance in soccer pp. 143-157

Egidi Leonardo and Gabry Jonah

Volume 14, issue 2, 2018

Estimating the effect of plate discipline using a causal inference framework: an application of the G-computation algorithm pp. 37-56

Vock David Michael and Vock Laura Frances Boehm

Out of gas: quantifying fatigue in MLB relievers pp. 57-64

Burris Kyle and Coleman Jacob

On the dependency of soccer scores – a sparse bivariate Poisson model for the UEFA European football championship 2016 pp. 65-79

Groll Andreas, Kneib Thomas, Mayr Andreas and Schauberger Gunther

Modeling between-subject differences and within-subject changes for long distance runners by age pp. 81-90

Strand Matthew, Nelson Daniel and Grunwald Gary

Volume 14, issue 1, 2018

Modified Kelly criteria pp. 1-11

Chu Dani, Wu Yifan and Swartz Tim B.

Estimating the duration of professional tennis matches for varying formats pp. 13-23

Kovalchik Stephanie Ann and Ingram Martin

Paradox of crosses in association football (soccer) – a game-theoretic explanation pp. 25-36

Sumit Sarkar

Volume 13, issue 4, 2017

Predicting the NHL playoffs with PageRank pp. 131-139

Swanson Nathan, Koban Donald and Brundage Patrick

Decomposing Pythagoras pp. 141-149

Kaplan Edward H. and Rich Candler

Volume 13, issue 3, 2017

A hierarchical Bayesian model of pitch framing pp. 95-112

Deshpande Sameer K. and Wyner Abraham

The Football Team Composition Problem: a Stochastic Programming approach pp. 113-129

Pantuso Giovanni

Volume 13, issue 2, 2017

The temporalized Massey’s method pp. 37-48

Franceschet Massimo, Bozzo Enrico and Vidoni Paolo

A multilevel Bayesian approach for modeling the time-to-serve in professional tennis pp. 49-62

Kovalchik Stephanie A. and Albert Jim

Ranking ultimate teams using a Bayesian score-augmented win-loss model pp. 63-78

Murray Thomas A.

Identifying NCAA tournament upsets using Balance Optimization Subset Selection pp. 79-93

Dutta Shouvik, Jacobson Sheldon H. and Sauppe Jason J.

Volume 13, issue 1, 2017

An examination of statistical disclosure issues related to publication of aggregate statistics in the presence of a known subset of the dataset using Baseball Hall of Fame ballots pp. 1-10

Matthews Gregory J., Tuy Pétala Gardênia da Silva Estrela and Arthur Robert K.

On the importance of the probabilistic model in identifying the most decisive games in a tournament pp. 11-23

Francisco Corona, Wiper Michael Peter and Juan de Dios Tena

Bayesian survival analysis of batsmen in Test cricket pp. 25-36

Stevenson Oliver George and Brewer Brendon J.

Volume 12, issue 4, 2016

Meta-analytics: tools for understanding the statistical properties of sports metrics pp. 151-165

Franks Alexander M., D’Amour Alexander, Cervone Daniel and Bornn Luke

The market for English Premier League (EPL) odds pp. 167-178

Guanhao Feng, Polson Nicholas and Xu Jianeng

A Markov Decision Process-based handicap system for tennis pp. 179-188

Chan Timothy C. Y. and Singal Raghav

Volume 12, issue 3, 2016

Analysis of substitution times in soccer pp. 113-122

Silva Rajitha M. and Swartz Tim B.

Analysis of substitution times in soccer (Silva and Swartz) pp. 123-124

Myers Bret R.

Rejoinder to Myers (2016) pp. 125-125

Silva Rajitha M. and Swartz Tim B.

Searching for the GOAT of tennis win prediction pp. 127-138

Kovalchik Stephanie Ann

A combined approximation for the traveling tournament problem and the traveling umpire problem pp. 139-149

Bender Marco and Westphal Stephan

Volume 12, issue 2, 2016

Estimating an NBA player’s impact on his team’s chances of winning pp. 51-72

Deshpande Sameer K. and Jensen Shane T.

Improved component predictions of batting and pitching measures pp. 73-85

Albert Jim

Beating the market betting on NHL hockey games pp. 87-98

Buttrey Samuel E.

Formula for success: Multilevel modelling of Formula One Driver and Constructor performance, 1950–2014 pp. 99-112

Bell Andrew, Smith James, Sabel Clive E. and Jones Kelvyn

Volume 12, issue 1, 2016

Bayesian optimal design of fixed knockout tournament brackets pp. 1-15

Hennessy Jonathan and Glickman Mark

An analytical approach for fantasy football draft and lineup management pp. 17-30

Becker Adrian and Sun Xu Andy

Modeling and forecasting the outcomes of NBA basketball games pp. 31-41

Manner Hans

Is there a Pythagorean theorem for winning in tennis? pp. 43-49

Kovalchik Stephanie Ann

Volume 11, issue 4, 2015

A finite mixture latent trajectory model for modeling ultrarunners’ behavior in a 24-hour race pp. 193-203

Francesco Bartolucci and Murphy Thomas Brendan

Riding a probabilistic support vector machine to the Stanley Cup pp. 205-218

Demers Simon

Consistency, accuracy, and fairness: a study of discretionary penalties in the NFL pp. 219-230

Snyder Kevin and Lopez Michael

Fair compensation for gate and wind conditions in ski jumping – estimated from competition data using a mixed model pp. 231-245

Aldrin Magne

Volume 11, issue 3, 2015

A stochastic rank ordered logit model for rating multi-competitor games and sports pp. 131-144

Glickman Mark E. and Hennessy Jonathan

The implied volatility of a sports game pp. 145-153

Polson Nicholas G. and Stern Hal S.

Modeling spatial batting ability using a known covariance matrix pp. 155-167

Cross Jared and Sylvan Dana

Rethinking the FIFA World Cup™ final draw pp. 169-182

Guyon Julien

Playing on artificial turf may be an advantage for Norwegian soccer teams pp. 183-192

Hvattum Lars Magnus

Volume 11, issue 2, 2015

openWAR: An open source system for evaluating overall player performance in major league baseball pp. 69-84

Baumer Benjamin S., Jensen Shane T. and Matthews Gregory J.

Multi-day bicycle tour route generation pp. 85-96

Payne Katherine Carl and Dror Moshe

Prediction of major international soccer tournaments based on team-specific regularized Poisson regression: An application to the FIFA World Cup 2014 pp. 97-115

Groll Andreas, Schauberger Gunther and Tutz Gerhard

A linear model for estimating optimal service error fraction in volleyball pp. 117-129

Burton Tristan and Powers Scott

Volume 11, issue 1, 2015

Introduction to the NCAA men’s basketball prediction methods issue pp. 1-3

Glickman Mark E. and Sonas Jeff

Building an NCAA men’s basketball predictive model and quantifying its success pp. 5-12

Lopez Michael J. and Matthews Gregory J.

A mixture-of-modelers approach to forecasting NCAA tournament outcomes pp. 13-27

Yuan Lo-Hua, Liu Anthony, Yeh Alec, Franks Alex, Wang Sherrie, Illushin Dmitri, Bornn Luke, Kaufman Aaron, Reece Andrew and Bull Peter

Nearest-neighbor matchup effects: accounting for team matchups for predicting March Madness pp. 29-37

Hoegh Andrew, Carzolio Marcos, Crandell Ian, Hu Xinran, Roberts Lucas, Song Yuhyun and Leman Scotland C.

A generative model for predicting outcomes in college basketball pp. 39-52

Ruiz Francisco J. R. and Perez-Cruz Fernando

A new approach to bracket prediction in the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament based on a dual-proportion likelihood pp. 53-67

Gupta Ajay Andrew