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Ten Years of EJASA! |
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The open access Electronic Journal of Applied Statistical Analysis (EJASA) starts its publications in 2008, thanks to the idea of Prof. Amjad Al-Nasser - Yarmouk University (Jordan). Since 2009 EJASA was published by SIBA - Salento University (Italy). EJASA has been indexed from 2012 in the Scopus Collection, and from 2016 in the Emerging Source of the Web of Science Core Collection (Clarivate Analytics). Some statistics. In ten years, EJASA published 298 scientific papers and the Journal popularity increase from about 500 monthly downloads in 2011 to more then 6,500 monthly downloads in 2017. In ten years, 21 EJASA articles had more than 2,500 downloads and more than 1,300 abstract views; the top ten articles in 2017 had more than 380 downloads and more than 560 abstract views. Many thanks to Authors and Reviewers of EJASA, that make all this possible! Amjad D. Al-Nasser |
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Vol 10, No 3 (2017): Electronic Journal of Applied Statistical Analysis (Special Issue STATISTICS IN SPORTS)
STATISTICS IN SPORTS
(Project BDSports (Big Data Analytics in Sports) bodai.unibs.it/BDSports)
Paola Zuccolotto(1), Marica Manisera(1), and Ron Kenett(2)
(1)Big & Open Data Innovation Laboratory (BODaI-Lab), University of Brescia (Italy)
(2)KPA Ltd and Neaman Institute, Technion (Israel) - University of Turin (Italy)
This Special Issue has been promoted by BDSports (Big Data Analytics in Sports), a project developed as part of the activities of the Big & Open Data Innovation Laboratory of the University of Brescia, born in 2016 thanks to the financial support of Fondazione Cariplo and Regione Lombardia.
BDSports is designed to set up a unique collaboration of experts interested in sport analytics both from a scientific and a practical point of view. The goal is to create a network able to facilitate contacts and joint research initiatives. Specifically, the project aims to organise events, carry out Special Issues in scientific journals, share ideas and data in order to publish scientific and non-scientific papers, collaborate with teams in various sports by supplying them analytics and apply for research grants. The data scientists expertise covers a wide range of quantitative tools in the fields of statistical modelling, multivariate data analysis, data mining, algorithmic modelling and machine learning.
Paola Zuccolotto, Marica Manisera, Ron Kenett (Guest Editors of EJASA)
Special Issue STATISTICS IN SPORTS
Modelling Penalty Cards in Football with Applications | Details pdf |
Emilio Gónez-Déniz, Nancy Dávila-Cárdenes | 629 - 653 |
Modelling Football Data Using a GQL Algorithm based on Higher Ordered Covariances. | Details pdf |
Naushad Mamode Khan, Yuvraj Sunecher, Vandna Jowaheer | 654 - 665 |
On the credibility of basketball scoring efficiency | Details pdf |
Antonio Ángel Pulgarín García, José Pablo Arias-Nicolás, Héctor Valentín Jiménez-Naranjo | 666 - 676 |
The effect of uncertainty on the assessment of individual performance: empirical evidence from professional soccer | Details pdf |
Fabio Fin, Maria Iannario, Domenico Piccolo, Rosaria Simone | 677 - 692 |
A new markovian model for tennis matches | Details pdf |
Andrea Carrari, Marco Ferrante, Giovanni Fonseca | 693 - 711 |
Role revolution: towards a new meaning of positions in basketball | Details pdf |
Federico Bianchi, Tullio Facchinetti, Paola Zuccolotto | 712 - 734 |
Is There a Bye Week Advantage in College Football? | Details pdf |
Eric B Howington, K. Nathan Moates | 735 - 744 |
Devising a fairer method for adjusting target scores in interrupted one-day international cricket | Details pdf |
Jack Hogan, Edward Cohen, Niall Adams | 745 - 758 |
Regular point scoring by professional basketball players | Details pdf |
Manuel Ruiz Marin, Fernando Lopez, Jose Antonio Martinez, Martí Casals | 759 - 772 |
Measuring the efficiency of Russian Football Premier League clubs | Details pdf |
Yuri Zelenkov, Ilya Solntsev | 773 - 789 |
Tennis betting: can statistics beat bookmakers? | Details pdf |
Francesco Lisi | 790 - 808 |
Spatio-Temporal Movements in Team Sports: A Visualization approach using Motion Charts | Details pdf |
Rodolfo Metulini | 809 - 831 |

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