JOURNAL ARTICLE

Efficient approach in cricket team selection methodology using machine learning-based naive bayes algorithm and comparing with random forest algorithm

G. ChanduP. Nirmala

Year: 2024 Journal:   AIP conference proceedings Vol: 3082 Pages: 080003-080003   Publisher: American Institute of Physics

Abstract

Aim: The proposed machine learning algorithm aims to select the best 11 cricket players in the present Indian test match squad. Methods and materials: Naive Bayes and Random Forest Algorithm are used in this method for the selection of best players in the team. The sample size is 20 from each group and the total sample size is 40 collected from espncricinfo.com. Results: It is observed that Naive Bayes Algorithm has better accuracy (82%) in predicting the team than the Random Forest Algorithm (70%). Conclusion: It is very clear that Naive Bayes Algorithm has better accuracy in selecting the team than the Random Forest Algorithm.

Keywords:
Computer science Algorithm Random forest Naive Bayes classifier Cricket Machine learning Artificial intelligence Selection (genetic algorithm) Support vector machine

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