RESEARCH: Using September + April to predict rest of season
By Nicholas Trojanowski
May 13th, 2016 12:03am
Early in the fantasy season is a difficult time to give advice on specific players. Are deviations from expectations due to unanticipated changes in skills, or are they small sample size noise? Here, we examine whether “increasing” the early season sample size, by examining leading metrics over the past two calendar months, April and the preceding September, can help better identify the changes in leading indicators that are more likely to be predictive as opposed to noise.
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