NFL is one of the most followed game having millions of followers all around the world.The current work involves the prediction of NFL match results by using a custom model incorporating a deep neural network and ticket prices for the match using regression modelling. This work considers the most important factor in NFL, the momentum. The prediction model has the capability to get better accuracy than previous models reported. All predictions are made for Week 17 by learning from Week 1 –16’s data.
NFL PREDICTION Our project deals with predicting the outcome of week 17 in a regular season.We are also predict the ticket prices of each game
To setup the project run the code on r-studio
The compier version under which the project is executed - 3.4.2 The r-studio version - R-studio - 1.1.383 THe following libraries are required to run our project on another local machine
library(neuralnet) library(ggpubr) library(rvest) library(stringr) library(MASS) library(caret)
also the local machine has to be equiped with R- code compiler
To install each of the of the library run install.packages("package-name")
R compiler link https://cran.r-project.org/bin/windows/base/
R studio IDE link https://www.rstudio.com/
In the compile the code and click on run . The output will automatically be displayed on the screen
The following test tells how accurate is the model in being able to predict the win and loss of a game.
The following code was build under windows platform and uses the windows style of coding
No further deployment is required
- Rstudio - The framework used
- R-compiler -The R - Compiler used
The project is still in its budding stage any contribution to would be appreciated and anyone can freely contribute to this project in increasing the accuracy of the model
The version under which the project was built R-compiler - 3.4.2 R-studio - 1.1.383
- Athul Pai
- Akhil k
- Arnav D
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.
The is project is not licensed and is availiable freely for being used in any kind of way the user intends
I would like to thank r-bloggler for their descriptive explanation of every function in R some which is used in this project.