Ken Ono has been featured in a New York Times article that highlights UVA Olympian Kate Douglass and how data science opens doors for Olympic success. “We are just at the cusp of this data revolution in swimming, and the athletes are hungry for it, the coaches are hungry for it, the sport is hungry for it,” said former manager for U.S.A. Swimming, Russell Mark. “You see it with the excitement over what Ken and Todd are doing and the success that they’re having on a program-wide scale. That’s the dream, and that’s the potential.” To read more of this article, click here: https://nyti.ms/46o5I5A Photo credit Al Bello / Getty Article by Jenny Vrentas #UVA #Olympics #Olympics2024 #DataScience #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #DeepLearning #NewYorkTimes
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How do America’s fastest swimmers use math to win gold? 🏊♂️✨ Theorist Ken Ono has changed the strategies of competitive swimming using mathematical insights. His approach has helped Olympians like Andrew Wilson and Kate Douglass reach new heights by analyzing acceleration data and optimizing techniques. From using Newton's laws to creating digital twins, Ono’s work is a game-changer in sports analytics. Read more about how math meets athletic excellence below. #Mathematics #SportsScience #Olympics #Swimming #Innovation #AI #DataAnalytics #AthletePerformance #GoldMedal
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Thrilled to share my research on predicting swimming times accepted for European College of Sport Science (ECSS) Glasgow 2024. Used a Random Forest model to predict final race times in 1500m freestyle based on heat times and pace strategy. Key findings: - Confirmed the U-shaped pace strategy (fast starts & finishes) across all races. - Model achieved high accuracy on training data (error < 0.58% of race time). - Slight decrease in accuracy on unseen data (average error ~5.7 seconds), but still promising for predicting swim times using Random Forest regression. #ECSS #SwimmingScience #MachineLearning #sportscience #datascience
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Swimming in the deep end of artificial intelligence - The San Diego Union-Tribune: Swimming in the deep end of artificial intelligence The San Diego Union-Tribune http://dlvr.it/T4ZgSf #ai #artificialintelligence
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3moAnother cool way to be data driven!