Wednesday, June 03, 2009

Something geeky: A statisticians' view of the league table

Could not help trying this idea: Submitting the league table for a straight forward analysis of it's means and "confidence intervals".


More randomness is involved in relegation than in winning?





A graphical look at points only. Green line is mean (45), black lines mark confidence interval boundaries. Championships do not come by chance very often.


Guess I'm exploiting the extremes of my inspiration here? Or?
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