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Factors Associated with Home Field Advantage in Division I Softball Games

Persistent URL
https://hdl.handle.net/10456/57452
Author(s)
Wakefield, Isabelle
Date Issued
December 7, 2023
Abstract
This paper investigates the effect of attendance size, temperature, and distance traveled by the away team on home field advantage in softball. Utilizing results from 2023 Division I softball games, multiple chi-square independence tests are conducted to reveal no statistically significant relationship between home team wins and each of these three factors. However, a strong dependence between being a home team and winning a game was determined, confirming the findings of Simon and Simonoff.
Major
Mathematics
Honors
Mathematics, 2024
First Reader(s)
Lo Bello, Anthony
Other Reader(s)
Carswell, Brent
Department
Mathematics
Type of Publication
Senior Project Paper
Subjects

softball

chi-square

chi-square test for i...

home field advantage

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Wakefield - Senior Comprehensive Project.pdf

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242.55 KB

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