PlayerUnknown’s BattleGround (PUBG) is one of the most popular first-person shooting games in the world. It was introduced the world in March 2017, within 2 years, it has accumulated over 40-million sales over the world. The goal of this study is to 1) predict the PUBG Final Placement in solo mode; 2) find the winning pattern to master the game; 3) derived some applicable pattern from the game to use in the real world. The method used in the study is use the processed data and feature selected data to cross test eight models, Lasso Regression, Ridge Regression, Regression Tree, Random Forest, Bagging (RT), Gradient boosting, Ada Boosting and Neural Network to find the most predictive one. The result demonstrates that the Neural Network model is the most predictive one in predicting PUBG Final Placement with RMSE 0.0577 and explained variance 0.9619. The findings in this study suggests Neural Network model is the best predictive model for PUBG game, and winning strategy is applicable in both game and life.
Tag Archives: Python
Jena’s Temperature Forecasting
Forecasting is one of the essentials in human society nowadays. People forecast crime rate, stock price, weather, etc. Jena is a German university city and the second largest city in Thuringia. In this article, I am gonna use Jena’s weather data to forecast its temperature in two phases. The first phase is exploratory data analysis, and the second phase will mainly focus on LSTM application and hyper parameter tuning.
Crowdsourced Mapping Analysis
Crowdsourcing is a modern way to collect data thanks to the Internet. In OpenStreetMap, using crowdsourced data is prevalent. Today, we are going to analyze Crowdsourced Mapping Data from UCI repository.
The Ellipse Problem
Last time, I’d introduced Monte Carlo Method and its application to solve the Snake Problem. Today I will use the same method in a different application, find the overlap area of two ellipses.
The Snake Problem
Most of the problems in the world cannot be solved by simple mathematical equations. In fields of gambling, stock market trading, physics and so on, where it involves amount of uncertainty and randomness, there is a simulation method called “Monte Carlo” helps people to cope with such complicated problems. In this article, I will demonstrate how Monte Carlo Simulation facilitates us with the Snake Problem.