Machine Learning the Harness Track: A Temporal Investigation of Race History on Prediction

  • Schumaker R
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Abstract

Machine learning techniques have shown their usefulness in accurately predicting greyhound races. Many of the studies within this domain focus on two things; win-only wagers and using a very particular combination of race history. Our study investigates altering these properties and studying the results. In particular we found a race history combination that optimizes our S&C Racing system's predictions on seven different wager types. From this, S&C Racing posted an impressive 50.44% accuracy in selecting winning wagers with a payout of $609.34 and a betting return of $10.06 per dollar wagered.

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Schumaker, R. P. (2018). Machine Learning the Harness Track: A Temporal Investigation of Race History on Prediction. Journal of International Technology and Information Management, 27(2), 2–24. https://doi.org/10.58729/1941-6679.1334

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