AI & Machine Learning

I built a Cricket World Cup 2027 predictor on a home NAS, and backtested it honestly

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A personal project has created a Cricket World Cup 2027 predictor, running on a home-based Synology NAS, and simulating tournaments to estimate team chances. The model, which uses an Elo rating system and incorporates factors like home advantage and simulated rain, currently projects India with a 23.3% chance of winning, followed by South Africa at 19.6%. This demonstrates a practical application of data science and machine learning for sports prediction, highlighting the potential for personalized, resource-efficient AI solutions.

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