Soccermatics: how maths explains football | David Sumpter | TEDxUppsalaUniversity
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- Behavioural mathematician and popular science writer, David Sumpter, applies his models of collective behaviour in fish, birds and ants to understanding soccer. Find out the mathematical structures behind the beautiful game.
As behavioural mathematician he applies his models of collective behaviour in shoaling fish and slime molds to other areas such as football.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
Liverpool, especially since klopp, already had division dedicated to data analyst under the Michael Edward. Their analysis made Liverpool performance in transfer market skyrocketed.
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The audience have a lack of sense of humour.
What do you expect? He's giving his talk in a Scandinavian country.
I wish he actually gave some math examples of findings.
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A comment from my favourite player! Yay. Don't tell the others.
One of the football magic is a score and combination of 0, 1, 2, 3... as a Poisson distribution
What happened to his shirt?
Funny video surprised that the audience isn’t laughing louder
Why is it funny?
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Know nothing about soccer but dress up as alike a cyber look!
ants, animals
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Pretty self indulgent, not really any mathematics shown!!
People have been studying mathematics for years and haven't understood it. You expect him to explain it in 15 minutes ? Why not go and read his book if you want to understand ?
@@schrodingerdiscovery which book??
@@schrodingerdiscovery Good point. Why have any mathematics in a talk on mathematics and soccer?
i'm not the first comment