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June 28, 2019 18:49
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Prediction of 2019 MLB home run total at midseason (through games of June 27)
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# 2019 statcast data is in data frame sc2019 | |
# collect number of home runs in each game | |
library(tidyverse) | |
sc2019 %>% | |
group_by(game_pk) %>% | |
summarize(HR = sum(events == "home_run", | |
na.rm = TRUE)) -> S | |
# construct bar graph of home run distribution | |
library(TeachBayes) | |
bar_plot(S$HR) + | |
increasefont() + | |
ggtitle("Number of Home Runs in a Game - 2019") + | |
centertitle() + | |
xlab("HRs in Game") | |
# played 1211 games so far | |
# 2430 - 1211 = 1219 remaining games to play | |
current_hr <- 3311 | |
HR_Predicted <- current_hr + | |
replicate(10000, | |
sum(sample(S$HR, | |
replace = TRUE, | |
size = 1219))) | |
# graph predictions and show 95% interval estimate | |
(pred_limits <- quantile(HR_Predicted, c(0.025, 0.975))) | |
bar_plot(HR_Predicted) + | |
increasefont() + | |
ggtitle("Predicted 2019 Home Runs") + | |
centertitle() + | |
geom_vline(xintercept = pred_limits, size = 1.5) | |
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