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đź“ť Sports Analytics
The Tom Brady Data Biography
statsbomb.com - Matt Edwards
Last month, we released two entire seasons of free NFL data in the first part of the Tom Brady Data Biography. If you missed the release, check out the article that Ted Knutson put together introducing the project! We had a great response, and loved to see the interest the free data garnered.Today, we are releasing something even more exciting! Two seasons of tracking data, for free.That’s right. Two FULL SEASONS worth of TRACKING DATA!!!
New StatsBomb Radars: 2023 Update
statsbomb.com - StatsBomb
StatsBomb and Radars are intrinsically linked. We’ve been using them for nearly ten years, giving regular updates to the design and layout in that time to ensure they keep pace with advances in our data. We’re here today because it’s time for another upgrade.
đź’° Quantitative Finance
How to get real-time US stock market data
databento.com
Have you ever bought stock on your brokerage app and wondered why the execution price rarely matches the quote price, even when there appears to be plenty of depth and a stable spread?A primary reason is that brokerages usually use a proprietary feed like IEX, Cboe One, or Nasdaq Basic to display real-time quotes but match your trades using the SIPs. While there's a regulatory requirement to execute at NBBO or better, there's no such requirement mandating that you display the NBBO in real-time on your mobile app.
🤖 Machine Learning
Python’s «predict_proba» Doesn’t Actually Predict Probabilities (and How to Fix It)
towardsdatascience.com - Samuele Mazzanti
How to assess and repair probability miscalibration