A Study of Tracking Pattern for Match Fixing Players' Efficiency and Productivity in CPBL
| Autor: | Wen-Bin Lin, 林文斌 |
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| Rok vydání: | 2013 |
| Druh dokumentu: | 學位論文 ; thesis |
| Popis: | 101 The reason for baseball's society-wide popularity is explainable only in terms of the intimate relationship which has existed between the Taiwanese and baseball over the past century. However, the highest level professional baseball in Taiwan had suffered game-fixing scandals several times and continuously breaking fans’ heart. This research discovered that the dark side of sport has grown considerably by literature review, and the influences included not only sport as such, but economic impact. Consequently, either increasing the economic scale could interdict the match fixing in CPBL, or any indications revealed players corruption? This research used the concepts and research methods of “Efficiency and Productivity” to evaluate efficiencies for players, in addition to examine the time series equilibrium by exponentially weighted moving average. We set 7 days a week for one time period. There were totally 342 time periods for fields during three different matching fixing events and totally 161 periods for pitchers during two different match fixing events. The detective model which for players’ exceptional efficiency indicated accurate rate that was 62% consistent with the render a verdict of courts for the event in 1996, 2005, and 2008. Meanwhile, there was a 72% accurate rate for the event in 1996, and it was 100% for fielders in 2008. However, this model detected nothing exceptional for fielders in 2005 and also pitchers in 2008. We also looked forward to prevent match fixing by establishing an evaluation system and tracking pattern for players’ efficiency and productivity, in order to monitor long-term trends variation. |
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