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🎲 Betting
BetDEX Disrupts Sports Betting Industry with Exchange built for Smart Bettors
prnewswire.com - BetDEX
Today BetDEX Labs ("BetDEX) announced the launch of the BetDEX Exchange, a sports betting exchange built for bettors looking to place their bet at a great price with no restrictions. The BetDEX Exchange provides highly competitive odds across popular betting markets, including soccer, baseball, basketball, hockey, cricket, football and more. Unlike other platforms, users do not incur premium charges or discriminatory account restrictions for being a winning bettor.
📝 Sports Analytics
Enhancing Event Analysis at Scale: Leveraging Tracking Data in Sports. :: PyData Eindhoven 2024
pydata.org - Yannis Moudere
Learn how to automate the generation of contextual metrics from tracking data to enrich event analysis, handling the influx of games arriving daily in an efficient way by scaling-out the entire architecture.
👁️ Computer Vision
YOLOv10: Paper Explanation and Inference Results
learnopencv.com - Ankan Ghosh
The classy YOLO series has a new iteration, YOLOv10, a new object detection model. The YOLO series is one of the most used models in the computer vision industry. So, what is YOLOv10? We will explore the answer throughout this article. Whether you are a beginner or an expert, you will have an overview of the entire YOLOv10 architecture, workflow, and real-time inference with some cool results.
Computer vision at the Dutch Tennis Federation: Utilizing YOLO to create insights for coaches :: PyData Eindhoven 2024
pydata.org - Max Brouwer, Matthias Kempe
Through single-camera tennis match footage, via a YOLO-driven computer vision system, and culminating in actionable insights for strength and conditioning coaches, the Dutch Tennis Federation offers a pathway for creating tennis data and insights. In our presentation, we will delve into technical specifications and algorithms of our system, navigate through the challenges of working with tennis video footage, and elaborate on our approach to actively engage coaches in our co-creation approach. After the presentation, you will have a deeper understanding of the intricate workings behind implementing such system in a competitive tennis environment. All output of the project will be presented on Github.