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A Python library for working with and training Hidden Markov Models with Poisson emissions.
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Code for the S3 2017 summer school project "Who's winning it? – Forecasting sports tournaments"
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Simulation de files de clients dans une banque (Atelier C++ M2)
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Calculating attack strength and defense of teams. Determining games results using Poisson Distribution.
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A java app calculator for Poisson distribution
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4th year project
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Poisson distribution simulation in Matlab
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A basic Poisson model to predict the World Cup
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Modeling Premier League results 2015-16
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Implementations of various Poisson Factor Analysis (PFA) models
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A collection of probability models applied to football
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This repository contains FDP'18 presentations and R scripts.
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10 Days of Statistics Challenges at HackerRank
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Poisson distribution in JS with heuristic algorithm used to find global maximum in 2D space.
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Astrophysics Lasso Inverse Abel Solver
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RMarkdown file showing an example of using the Random Forest algorithm to examine Weather Data
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Started as a numerical task to prove convergence of number of triangles in ER graph, this project grown to consist of various random graph models' implementations, such as Erdos-Renyi random graph, Generalized random graph, Configuration Model.
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Write a program (in your favorite language) to obtain N samples from each of the following distributions: (i) Bernoulli with μ = 0.5; (ii) Poisson with parameter λ = 5; and (iii) Uniform on [0, 10].
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