Quantum Football is a research-grade analytics engine built with Python & Streamlit. Unlike betting tools, it uses an ensemble of Poisson distribution, Dixon-Coles models, and dynamic Elo ratings to simulate match outcomes. Features include real-time Confidence Intervals, self-validating Brier Scores, and transparent Model Cards. It helps researchers understand the mathematics behind the beautiful game.
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Maker
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Hi Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Murat, a student passionate about visual communication and data science. I built Quantum Football because I was tired of "black box" prediction tools that give random tips.
I wanted to build a transparent laboratory to understand the probability behind football.
What makes it special? 🧬 Scientific: Uses Poisson & Dixon-Coles models, not gut feelings. 🛡️ Honest: It calculates its own error rate (Brier Score) after every match. 📊 Uncertainty: It gives you "Confidence Intervals" instead of exact scores.
This is strictly a research project, not a betting tool. I'd love to hear your feedback on the "Simulation" features! ⚽️`
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Maker
👋 A closer look at the English Interface!
As a Visual Communication student, my main challenge was to make complex statistical models look simple and readable.
This screenshot (Barcelona vs København analysis) shows how I visualized the Poisson Distribution curves for Expected Goals (xG). Instead of just giving a flat prediction, the interface visualizes the entire probability range and confidence intervals.
My goal is to create a dashboard that speaks 'Data', not 'Betting'. I’d love to hear your feedback on the data visualization! 📊⚽️
👋 A closer look at the English Interface!
As a Visual Communication student, my main challenge was to make complex statistical models look simple and readable.
This screenshot (Barcelona vs København analysis) shows how I visualized the Poisson Distribution curves for Expected Goals (xG). Instead of just giving a flat prediction, the interface visualizes the entire probability range and confidence intervals.
My goal is to create a dashboard that speaks 'Data', not 'Betting'. I’d love to hear your feedback on the data visualization! 📊⚽️