This book explores data mining techniques in cricket, particularly focusing on Twenty20 format. It discusses performance quantification of players, market valuation based on performances, and age effects. It serves as a resource for postgraduate students, data analysts, and researchers in various fields, highlighting the use of statistical tools in sports.
This book focuses on the application of data mining techniques in cricket. The book highlights the performance quantification of cricketers (batsmen, bowlers, all-rounders, and wicket keepers), determining the market valuation of cricketers based on their on-field performances and the effect of age on the performance of the cricketers.
Focusing on enhancing memory as a vital tool for success, this guide offers effective strategies and activities to boost cognitive abilities in various aspects of life, including work, school, and sports. It emphasizes the importance of a sharp memory in achieving high performance in today's competitive environment. With clear guidelines and practical techniques, readers can unlock their mind's potential, becoming more effective and imaginative in their pursuits.
Focusing on the economic landscape of North East India, the book examines the region's reliance on agriculture and the challenges it faces in industrial development. Despite its potential, the area suffers from economic backwardness and limited large-scale industries, primarily oil and tea. The text advocates for small-scale industries, emphasizing their labor-intensive nature and low productivity. It aims to analyze the efficiency of these techniques while shedding light on the internal issues and prospects for industrialization in Assam and the broader North East region.
Essay from the year 2013 in the subject South Asian Studies, South-Eastern Asian Studies, grade: A, , language: English, abstract: The Mising is a major ethnic group of north east India and second largest tribe in Assam. As per 2001 census the Mising constitutes 17.8 percent of the tribal population of Assam and the total numbers of Mising population is 587,310. They are found mostly in Lakhimpur, Jorhat, Dibrugarh Dhemaji and Golaghat Districts of Assam. The Mising, being riverside people, have special liking to live on the riverbanks in spite of the fact that they have to face the flood of the river during the monsoon. Sometime flood force them to shift their villages. The Mising are still very backward and their socio-economic conditions have not developed. This essay attempts to explore the socio-economic condition of Mising people of Assam. Despite of the development of the socio economic structure of the Missing tribes, there is a gap still remains the socio economic development. Even though constitution provided a strong framework for the development of the Mising tribes they are still remain backward and so still strong foundation for the development of them is needed.