Ipl Prediction
Ipl Prediction
Roorkee
Project Title :
Strategic Analysis and Predictive
Modeling: A Tool for IPL Win Prediction
Submitted By-
Supervisor-
1. Priya Tyagi
Asst. Prof. Mrs. Swati Arya
2. Mayank Saini
3. Tushar Chaudhary
Contents: :
Introduction
Problem Statement
Proposed Methodology
Technologies Used
Some Experimental Analysis
Outlook
Conclusions
Future Scope and Improvements
INTRODUCTION :
IPL (Indian Premier League) is a highly popular professional T20 cricket league in India.
With the increasing popularity of cricket and the IPL, there has been a growing demand
for accurate match predictions. Machine learning can be used to develop an IPL match
prediction system that can analyze the past performance of teams, players, weather
conditions, and other relevant factors to predict the outcome of a match.
The first step in building an IPL match prediction system using machine learning is to
collect and preprocess the data. The data can include historical match data, team and
player statistics, weather conditions, pitch conditions, and other relevant information.
After the model is trained, it can be used to predict the outcome of a match by inputting
the relevant data for the upcoming match. The model can provide a probability of the
outcome, such as the probability of a team winning or losing the match.
PROBLEM STATEMENTS :
Limited accuracy of IPL match predictions : The accuracy of IPL match
predictions using machine learning algorithms can be limited by various factors, such as limited
availability of high-quality data, variability in performance due to factors like weather and pitch
conditions, and complex player interactions. Therefore, there is a need to develop more
accurate prediction models that can incorporate more relevant features and factors.
Inability to capture dynamic changes in player performance : Player
performance in IPL matches can vary greatly based on factors like injuries, fatigue, and team
dynamics. Machine learning models used for IPL match predictions need to be able to capture
these dynamic changes in player performance to provide accurate predictions.
Lack of interpretability of prediction models : Machine learning models are often
criticized for their lack of interpretability, which makes it difficult for analysts to understand the
reasoning behind predictions. Therefore, there is a need to develop more interpretable models
that can provide insights into the underlying factors that influence IPL match outcomes
PROPOSED METHODOLOGY
Several studies have reported promising results for IPL match prediction
systems using machine learning. For example, a study by Agrawal and
Srivastava (2019) used various machine learning algorithms, including decision
trees, random forests, and neural networks, to predict the outcomes of IPL
matches. The results showed that the neural network algorithm outperformed
other algorithms, achieving an accuracy of 64.28%.
Another study by Singh and Pandey (2020) used logistic regression and
random forest algorithms to predict the outcome of IPL. matches. The results
showed that the random forest algorithm achieved an accuracy of 70.54%,
outperforming the logistic regression algorithm.
In a recent study by Patel and Patel (2021), the authors used a hybrid machine
learning approach, combining decision trees and logistic regression, to predict
the outcome of IPL matches. The results showed that the model achieved an
accuracy of 69.33%, indicating that the approach could be effective for IPL
match prediction.
OUTLOOK
DATA VISUALISATION
EXAMPLES
CONCLUSIONS :
Integration of real-time data: Real-time data can provide valuable insights into the
performance of teams and players during a match. Therefore, there is a need to develop
methods for integrating real-time data into IPL match prediction systems to improve the
accuracy of predictions.
Development of explainable Al: Explainable Al can help analysts and fans better
understand the reasoning behind IPL. match predictions. Therefore, there is a need to
develop more interpretable models and methods for IPL match prediction.