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# MMA Fight Prediction Model | ||
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This repository contains a machine learning model designed to predict the outcome of MMA fights. Using historical data and various fighter statistics, the model aims to determine the probability of each fighter winning a given matchup. | ||
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## Table of Contents | ||
- [Introduction](#introduction) | ||
- [Problem Statement](#problem-statement) | ||
- [Model Overview](#model-overview) | ||
- [Data](#data) | ||
- [Installation](#installation) | ||
- [Usage](#usage) | ||
- [Results](#results) | ||
- [Contributing](#contributing) | ||
- [License](#license) | ||
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## Introduction | ||
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Predicting the outcome of MMA fights is challenging due to the high variability of the sport. Factors such as a fighter's style, reach, weight, previous fight record, and current form all influence the fight outcome. This project explores using machine learning techniques to analyze fight data and predict the probability of each fighter winning a matchup. | ||
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## Problem Statement | ||
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MMA fight outcomes are influenced by numerous factors, many of which are dynamic and hard to quantify. This project aims to address: | ||
- **Outcome Variability**: Accurately predicting outcomes amid unpredictable events and variations. | ||
- **Data Limitations**: Working with potentially sparse or incomplete historical data. | ||
- **Feature Engineering**: Identifying significant features to improve prediction accuracy. | ||
- **Generalization**: Ensuring the model works well across various fighters and events. | ||
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## Model Overview | ||
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The model uses historical fight data and fighter statistics to predict fight outcomes. It leverages a mix of machine learning techniques, such as: | ||
- Logistic Regression | ||
- Decision Trees | ||
- Ensemble Methods | ||
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Key features include fighter-specific data like win-loss records, average fight time, strike accuracy, and takedown success rate. By training on historical fight outcomes, the model aims to generalize to future fight predictions. | ||
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## Data | ||
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The model is built using historical MMA data, which includes: | ||
- Fighter statistics: strikes, takedowns, reach, weight, etc. | ||
- Fight records: win/loss record, recent performance, and historical matchup outcomes. | ||
- Event details: location, fight date, and weight class. | ||
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**Note**: Data files should be placed in the `data/` directory in CSV format. Example data files are provided in the repository. | ||
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