Biography and Research Information
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Madison E. Settlage's research has focused on the application of quantitative methods to analyze competitive environments. Her recent publication explores the concept of homefield advantage in professional bass fishing tournaments, utilizing orthodromic distance as a metric. This work indicates an interest in sports analytics and the statistical modeling of performance in competitive settings. Settlage has one publication to her name and has collaborated with Daniel M. Settlage on shared work.
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- Publications: 1
Selected Publications
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Using Orthodromic Distance to Determine Homefield Advantage in Professional Bass Fishing Tournaments (2024)
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Daniel M. Settlage
University of Arkansas – Fort Smith (US)
1 shared publication
- Using Orthodromic Distance to Determine Homefield Advantage in Professional Bass Fishing Tournaments
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