Good news everyone, I spent all day Sunday writing the code to get the custom stats I need. It took many hours, but now I have the ability to run the algorithms using any range of stats, beginning on any day. I just started backtesting the algorithms using a 30-day moving range of stats, starting January 2, when things fell off the cliff. I chose 30 days because over the approximately 60 days from November to December, when accuracy was at 67%, the average range was 30 days. If there are any stats guys that have a better suggestion, speak up.
NO -1.5 at ATL |
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Winner: | New Orleans |
Underdog: | N/A |
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CHI at MIA -5 |
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Winner: | Miami |
Underdog: | N/A |
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ORL -2 at DET |
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Winner: | Orlando |
Spread: | ORL -2 ***** |
Underdog: | N/A |
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WAS at MIN -4 |
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Winner: | Minnesota |
Underdog: | N/A |
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HOU at DEN -4.5 |
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Winner: | Denver |
Underdog: | N/A |
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LAL -3 at POR |
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Winner: | LA Lakers |
Underdog: | N/A |
| Correct | Games | Win% |
STRAIGHT-UP | 1 | 6 | 16.7% |
SU UNDERDOG WIN | 0 | 0 | ---
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***** | 0 | 1 | 0.0% |
FYI, using previous 30 days, the resuts were:
| Correct | Games | Win% |
STRAIGHT-UP | 1 | 4 | 25.0% |
SU UNDERDOG WIN | 2 | 3 | 66.7% |
***** | 1 | 1 | 100.0% |
3 comments:
Thanks for doing the work. So will the picks from now on be based on stats from last 30 days?
new Orleans is a play tonight.
They'll be based on full season stats until I finish backtesting. I still don't know if the shortened range will offer any improvement.
I also automated data acquisition, so things should go quite speedily now.
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