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i am looking for statistic analysis software

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CoffeeDrinker

Junior Member
Hello

I am looking for software that analyses statistics and gives me the probabilities for an outcome,especially for soccer matches
i mean to provide all the history data of two teams and give me the probabilities of a result

i.e.
Team A scores 50% of their games and concedes a goal 33% of them
Team B scores 38% of their games and concedes a goal 55% of them

if these teams play with each other what re the probabilities for each to score?



i am new to this,just found this site from google and if my software request is not appropriate please forgive me
 
Sorry, I don't use statistics software and I don't watch soccer.

You have to do your own research.
 
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Most software like this provides tools to use to solve the problems, but doesn't actually solve specific problems for you.

If you know enough about probability and statistics to solve the problem with pen and paper, then you can punch it all into something like Matlab (or even Python with numpy enabled) and get your answer. But you will have to learn those programming languages.

If you don't know enough about probability and statistics to solve the problem with pen and paper (I used to but it's been a long time), you will probably have to learn how to do that before you can use a computer program - any program - to solve the problem.

If you are trying to get ahead of a Fantasy Soccer bracket or office betting pool, I would point out that you should probably look at the career performance stats of individual players/positions and not just overall team win/loss rates. (See also: Moneyball / Sabermetrics.)
 
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