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Contents
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Chapter 1
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Forecasting
Methods: the Case ofHorseracing
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9
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The Horseracing
Problem
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11
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Intelligent
Systems
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12
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Data Processing
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16
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Objectives
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18
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References
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19
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Chapter2
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Background
Information: Horseracing and Betting
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20
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Racecourses and
Races
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20
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References
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45
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Chapter 3:
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Race Analysis
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46
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The Predictability
of Horseraces
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46
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Evaluating Horseraces
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48
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Evaluating the Key
Components
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50
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Suitability of
Ground Conditions
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62
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Suitability of
Race Distances
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63
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The Effect of the
Draw
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65
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Summary
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81
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References
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83
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Chapter 4
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Probabilities and Profit
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84
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Forecasting
Objectives
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84
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Is Finding the
Winner Enough?
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86
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Probability
Estimates
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87
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References
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92
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Chapter 5
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The Rule-Based Approach
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93
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Rule-Based Systems
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93
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Developing Rule-Based Systems for Horseracing
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Selected
Rule-Based Methods
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97
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References
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112
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