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Prediction of Momentum in Tennis Using Random Forest Based on Bayesian Optimization and LSTM-ARIMA model
Athletes’ performances are often influenced by an intangible factor, momentum, which reflects the ability to perform exceptionally or consistently at a specific moment. Our model quantifies momentum and predicts match win rates, aiding athletes and coaches in optimizing their game strategies. We analyzed factors such as break points and winning streaks, employing a Random Forest Model to evaluate momentum’s influence. Through the SHAP model, we established a quantifiable relationship with momentum and considered previous momentum using exponential weighted moving averages (EWMA). We developed a Gaussian Distribution Maximum Distance (GDMD) Threshold and utilized an LSTM-ARIMA model to predict momentum differences and identify turning points. The most critical factors were winning break points, running distance, and runs of success. Players are advised to be aware of their opponents’ turning points and conserve energy to break them. Potential improvements include considering external factors like audience impact and expected goals, as well as incorporating more data to enhance model generalization capability.
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Proceedings of Machine Learning Research
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Yan, Dong and Ruokai, Zhang and Yihang, Jin
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2024-07-29
Proceedings of 2024 International Conference on Machine Learning and Intelligent Computing
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