Since the dawn of the IPL in 2008, it has attracted viewers all around the globe. High level of uncertainty and last moment nail biters has urged fans to watch the matches. In a cricket match, we might have seen the score line showing the probability of the team winning based on the current match situation. Its indeed clear that Data Analytics has been part of this sport for a long time. Sports analytics is nothing but the process of collecting past matches data and analysing them to extract the essential knowledge out of it, with a hope that it facilitates in effective decision making. Have you wondered what would be the predictions about the IPL 2020 if it were to happen in India? Who would have the highest chances of winning this season? We propose a project with an objective to predict the result of each IPL match by implementing different machine learning algorithms and models. Furthermore, the performance and accuracy of each model will be compared to decide the ultimate winner of IPL 2020!
Schedule | Description |
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19/8 to 30/8 | Learning Algorithms |
30/8 to 2/9 | Feature Selection |
2/9 to 6/9 | Data Collection |
6/9 to 13/9 | Model Training |
13/9 to 18/9 | Optimization or Debug |
*Timeline is subject to change depending upon the progress.
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