Champions League Grp. C Predictions

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Stay updated with the latest matches and expert betting predictions for the exhilarating Basketball Champions League Group C in Europe. This section is dedicated to providing you with comprehensive insights, match updates, and strategic betting tips to enhance your experience as a fan or bettor. With fresh matches updated daily, you won't miss out on any action from this exciting league.

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Understanding Group C Dynamics

The Basketball Champions League Group C is one of the most competitive groups in Europe, featuring top-tier teams from across the continent. Each match in this group is a showcase of skill, strategy, and sportsmanship, making it a must-watch for basketball enthusiasts.

Team Profiles: Get to know each team in Group C, their strengths, weaknesses, and key players. Understanding team dynamics can give you an edge in predicting match outcomes.
Match Schedules: Stay informed about the latest match schedules and venues. Knowing when and where the games are played helps you plan your viewing or betting strategy.

Daily Match Updates

Our platform provides real-time updates for every match in Group C. Whether you're following the game live or catching up later, our detailed reports ensure you have all the information you need.

Live Scores: Track scores as they happen with our live updates. Stay informed about the game's progress and make timely decisions if you're betting.
Match Highlights: Don't miss out on key moments from each game. Our highlight reels capture the best plays, ensuring you experience the excitement even if you can't watch live.

Expert Betting Predictions

Betting on basketball can be thrilling, but it requires insight and strategy. Our expert analysts provide daily predictions to help you make informed betting choices.

Prediction Models: Learn about our sophisticated prediction models that analyze player stats, team performance, and historical data to forecast match outcomes.
Betting Tips: Get practical betting tips tailored to each match. Whether it's point spreads, over/under bets, or moneylines, our advice aims to maximize your chances of success.

In-Depth Match Analysis

Go beyond the surface with our comprehensive match analysis. Understand the nuances of each game and how they impact future matchups in Group C.

Tactical Breakdowns: Explore detailed breakdowns of team tactics and strategies. See how coaches adapt their game plans based on opponent strengths and weaknesses.
Player Performance: Analyze individual player performances with statistics and expert commentary. Identify key players who could turn the tide of a game.

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Betting Strategies for Success

Betting on basketball requires more than just luck; it demands strategy and knowledge. Here are some strategies to help you succeed in betting on Group C matches.

Diversify Your Bets: Spread your bets across different types of wagers to manage risk and increase potential rewards.
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Manage Your Bankroll: Set a budget for your betting activities and stick to it. Responsible betting ensures long-term enjoyment and success.

Exclusive Content and Features

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Expert Interviews: Read interviews with coaches, players, and analysts to gain deeper insights into the league's dynamics.
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The Future of Basketball Champions League Group C

The Basketball Champions League is evolving rapidly, with Group C at the forefront of this transformation. Stay ahead by keeping up with developments that could impact future matches and betting opportunities.

New Rules and Regulations: Stay informed about any changes in league rules that could affect gameplay or betting dynamics.
Talent Development: Follow emerging talents who are making their mark in Group C. These players could become future stars influencing match outcomes.

Further Resources for Enthusiasts

thomasvanschaik/REINFORCE<|file_sep|>/utils.py import numpy as np import random import math import matplotlib.pyplot as plt from mpl_toolkits.mplot3d import Axes3D from matplotlib import cm def plot_3d(X,Y,Z): fig = plt.figure() ax = fig.gca(projection='3d') surf = ax.plot_surface(X,Y,Z,cmap=cm.coolwarm) def plot_traj(x,y): plt.plot(x,y) def softmax(v): exp_v = np.exp(v - np.max(v)) return exp_v / exp_v.sum() def argmax(v): return np.argmax(v) def log(x): return np.log(x+1e-10) def sample_from_softmax(softmaxed_vector): r = random.uniform(0,np.sum(softmaxed_vector)) s = np.sum(softmaxed_vector[0]) i =0 while s=0. assert beta2>=0. # Initialize Adam optimizer variables: self.mw=np.zeros((self.input_dim,self.output_dim)) # "m" stands for "first moment estimate" self.vw=np.zeros((self.input_dim,self.output_dim)) # "v" stands for "second moment estimate" self.mb=np.zeros(self.output_dim) self.vb=np.zeros(self.output_dim) t=0 def forward(self,x): # Forward pass: compute predicted y based on x assert x.shape == (self.input_dim,) self.x=x.copy() h=self.h.copy() h+=np.dot(x,self.W)+self.b y_pred=h.copy() # pre-softmax linear combination of inputs # Softmax operation: convert pre-softmax linear combination into probability distribution over classes. exp_y_pred=np.exp(y_pred-np.max(y_pred)) # This step ensures numerical stability: subtracting maximum value prevents exponential values from becoming too large. y_pred_softmax=exp_y_pred/exp_y_pred.sum() # softmax function: exponentiate pre-softmax linear combination then normalize by dividing by sum of exponents (so that probabilities sum up to one). return y_pred_softmax def backward(self,y_pred,y_true): """ Backward pass: compute gradients dW,dw by backpropagation dW=(1./batch_size)*x^T*(y_pred-y_true) db=(1./batch_size)*(y_pred-y_true).sum(axis=0) To implement backpropagation through softmax layer we compute derivative dy_pred/dy_linear_combination=d_softmax(y_linear_combination)*[I-y_softmax(y_linear_combination)] where I is identity matrix. Then chain rule gives us dL/dy_linear_combination=dL/dy_softmax*dy_softmax/dy_linear_combination=dL/dy_softmax*d_softmax(y_linear_combination)*[I-y_softmax(y_linear_combination)]. Finally we obtain dL/dW=x^T*(dL/dy_linear_combination) using chain rule again. """ assert y_true.shape == (self.output_dim,) batch_size=self.batch_size assert y_pred.shape == (self.output_dim,) dW=(1./batch_size)*np.outer(self.x,(y_pred-y_true)) db=(1./batch_size)*(y_pred-y_true).sum(axis=0) dy_linear_combination=y_true-y_pred*d_softmax(y_linear_combination) #(dL/dy_softmax)*d_softmax(y_linear_combination)*[I-y_softmax(y_linear_combination)] dW+=np.outer(self.x,dy_linear_combination) <|repo_name|>thomasvanschaik/REINFORCE<|file_sep ### REINFORCE algorithm implementation in Python ### Implementation of REINFORCE algorithm based on Sutton & Barto book 'Reinforcement Learning: An Introduction' (second edition). Implemented functions: - stochastic gradient ascent optimization using REINFORCE algorithm - environment simulations - plots - experiments using OpenAI Gym's Cartpole environment **Note:** Code written during my final year project at Eindhoven University of Technology. #### Installation #### To install dependencies run: pip install -r requirements.txt #### Usage #### To run code: python reinforce.py [flags] where flags are: --agent=: choose agent class: 'REINFORCEAgent' or 'BaselineAgent' --env=: choose OpenAI Gym environment: 'CartPole-v0' --num_episodes=: number of episodes per run --num_runs=: number of runs per experiment --num_episodes_per_plot=: number of episodes per plot --use_baseline=: whether or not to use baseline reward --baseline_type=: type of baseline reward: 'average' or 'RNN' --average_baseline_alpha=: alpha value for average baseline reward --RNN_baseline_hidden_units=: number of hidden units for RNN baseline reward --RNN_baseline_learning_rate=: learning rate value for RNN baseline reward --render_agent:: whether or not to render agent actions during training #### Results #### Here are some example plots generated using this implementation: ![](plots/REINFORCE_CartPole-v0_average_baseline.png) ![](plots/REINFORCE_CartPole-v0_RNN_baseline.png) ![](plots/Baseline_CartPole-v0.png)<|repo_name|>thomasvanschaik/REINFORCE<|file_sep# Standard library imports import argparse import json import os.path # Third party imports import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt # Local application/library specific imports from agents import * from envs import * from utils import * parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='Run REINFORCE experiments.') parser.add_argument('--agent', default='REINFORCEAgent', help='Agent class') parser.add_argument('--env', default='CartPole-v0', help='Environment') parser.add_argument('--num_episodes', default=500, type=int, help='Number of episodes per run') parser.add_argument('--num_runs', default=20, type=int, help='Number of runs per experiment') parser.add_argument('--num_episodes_per_plot', default=None, type=int, help='Number of episodes per plot') parser.add_argument('--use_baseline', action='store_true', help='Whether or not to use baseline reward') parser.add_argument('--baseline_type', default=None, choices=['average', 'RNN'], help='Type of baseline reward') parser.add_argument('--average_baseline_alpha', default=None, type=float, help='Alpha value for average baseline reward') parser.add_argument('--RNN_baseline_hidden_units', default=None, type=int, help='Number of hidden units for RNN baseline reward') parser.add_argument('--RNN_baseline_learning_rate', default=None, type=float, help='Learning rate value for RNN baseline reward') parser.add_argument('--render_agent', action='store_true', help='Whether or not to render agent actions during training') args = parser.parse_args() if args.use_baseline: if args.baseline_type is None: raise Exception("Please specify --baseline_type") elif args.baseline_type == 'average': if args.average_baseline_alpha is None: raise Exception("Please specify --average_baseline_alpha") elif args.baseline_type == 'RNN': if args.RNN_baseline_hidden_units is None: raise Exception("Please specify --RNN_baseline_hidden_units") if args.RNN_baseline_learning_rate is None: raise Exception("Please specify --RNN_baseline_learning_rate") if args.agent == 'REINFORCEAgent': agent_class = REINFORCEAgent elif args.agent == 'BaselineAgent': agent_class = BaselineAgent if args.env == 'CartPole-v0': env_class = CartpoleEnv if args.num_episodes_per_plot is None: args.num_episodes_per_plot = args.num_episodes print("Running %s experiments..." % args.agent) # Create directory for plots if it doesn't exist yet. if not os.path.exists("plots"): os.makedirs("plots") for run_id in range(args.num_runs): agent_kwargs = dict() if args.use_baseline: if args.baseline_type == 'average': agent_kwargs['baseline_type'] = 'average'