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@lionhearted where do you get your raw basedball data? it's certainly a fun way to learn/teach data mining but the folks at the top certainly are not going to b
by figital 17y ago
@lionhearted where do you get your raw basedball data? it's certainly a fun way to learn/teach data mining but the folks at the top certainly are not going to be publishing their formulas. ;)
- lionhearted 17y agoI like the discussion at sonsofsamhorn.net - a Red Sox forum, but a hell of a lot of smart people there. They get their data from the regular sources, there's lots of citing in threads. I don't datamine it out myself - nowhere near enough free time.
- figital 17y agoThanks for the rec. I just noticed Sean Layman's Baseball Archive which looks to have individual plate appearances from 1973-2008 and is available in a SQL-ready format: http://baseball1.com/content/view/57/82/ http://baseball1.com/content/view/57/82/ This looks like it might be the same DB: http://sn.im/baseball-sql http://sn.im/baseball-sql