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Exploration of Olympic Medal Distribution: A Combined Application of BP Neural Network and Statistical Methods
DOI: https://doi.org/10.62381/ACS.SSFS2025.12
Author(s)
Ziyu Gao, Yonggang Guo, Zhifeng Chen, Ziyan Cui, Qizheng Zhang
Affiliation(s)
Shijiazhuang Tiedao University, Shijiazhuang, Hebei, China
Abstract
This paper examines Olympic medal distribution using various models and methods to provide decision-making insights for the International Olympic Committee and national sports bodies. In Question 1, a BP neural network model predicts 2028 medal counts and changes per country, incorporating factors like athlete participation, gender ratio, home-field advantage, and sports types, while estimating first-win probabilities for “0 prize” countries after addressing missing values and outliers. Correlation analysis then links sports to medals, e.g., Japan’s edge in judo and wrestling. For Question 2, the BP neural network and mathematical statistics identify “great coach” effects in countries like Japan and Mexico, with sensitivity analysis pinpointing investment-worthy sports, such as judo and gymnastics in Japan. Question 3 summarizes medal distribution patterns from prior models, offering the IOC resource allocation and strategy recommendations. The study’s multi-factor model ensures high accuracy, identifies key influences, and suits all country types. Future dynamic modeling with real-time data could boost robustness. Results optimize sports resource allocation and inform data-driven decisions in finance, healthcare, and beyond.
Keywords
Prediction and Optimization of Olympic Events; BP Neural Network Models; Correlation Analysis; The “Great Coach” Effect; Mathematical Statistics
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