Hello
2010/4/28 Charles C. Berry <cbe...@tajo.ucsd.edu>
> So each player gets a score and the highest wins?
>
No, for logit i just use 1 if player win and 0 if he lost. If it tie, both
players have 0. For actual scories it better to have OLS model, but i do not
need actual scories.
> Or you have a bunch of one-on-one competitions and you want to predict what
> will happen in a three way competition?
>
Yes, thats correct.
> Have a Google at 'McFadden conditional logit'. There is a literature that
> should point you in the right direction.
>
I have try conditional logit, but it no good. First, in R package, predict
function do not working for this model, if i need to calculiate data out of
sample. I have check the actual code, and it design to work this way, there
is no bug or something. So it can be used only for in sample explanation.
Cheers,
Dmitrij
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