033 Using Sport Data to Build a Graph Model of Inconsistent Hierarchies Over Time – NODES2022

Name: 033 Using Sport Data to Build a Graph Model of Inconsistent Hierarchies Over Time – NODES2022
Uploaded: 2022-11-21T04:44:42-08:00
Duration: 33 min 11 s
Description: This session teaches a generalizable graph model for nesting teams within leagues across multiple seasons. Sports league structures are often similar, but there are peculiarities in each, such as promotion and relegation; conferences and divisions; teams changing names and locations; and multiple…

November 21, 2022
Length: 33 min

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This session teaches a generalizable graph model for nesting teams within leagues across multiple seasons. Sports league structures are often similar, but there are peculiarities in each, such as promotion and relegation; conferences and divisions; teams changing names and locations; and multiple teams from the same college/club. Although the talk uses sport data from the Know Rivalry Database (KRDb), attendees can apply the lessons to company organizational structures or other situations with nested data.

Speakers: David Tyler, Joe Cobbs
Format: Full Session 30-45 min
Level: Intermediate
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Region: AMERICAS

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