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Sport Intelligence Benchmark
Ensemble V2 LightGBM meta-learner methodology and a synthetic reproduction dataset for football match outcome prediction, reported as two distinct, deliberately never-reconciled results (D-07). Reproducible: python run_benchmark.py --seed 42 against the shipped synthetic sample (data/derived_sample.csv, itself generated via python export_dataset.py --rows 4000 --seed 42 --output data/derived_sample.csv) prints a Brier score (3-class summed, range 0.0-2.0) that any third party can verify end to end. Production: Brier 0.5783 on the real 97,000-match production corpus — this figure is measured on non-redistributable data and cannot be verified by third parties; it is reported for transparency, not for independent reproduction. See DATA_PROVENANCE.md for the full reconciliation. Code: MIT. Contents of data/: CC-BY-4.0.
Metodologia del meta-learner ensemble V2 LightGBM e un dataset sintetico di riproduzione per la previsione degli esiti di partite di calcio. Il risultato di produzione (Brier 0.5783 su circa 97.000 partite reali) e il risultato sintetico riproducibile sono dichiarati come due numeri distinti, mai riconciliati.
This is a self-deposited research artifact — an author-submitted Zenodo record, not a publication reviewed by an independent third party before release.
Synthetic sample disclosure: the file(s) under data/ in this mirror are a fully synthetic reproduction sample (see DATA_PROVENANCE.md in the Files below) — not a copy, subset, or export of the production dataset. The headline production figure (Brier 0.5783 on ~97,000 real matches) is reported here for transparency but is measured on non-redistributable data and cannot be verified by third parties — only the synthetic in-sample number is independently reproducible from what this repository ships (python run_benchmark.py --seed 42).
Source & Attribution
- Canonical page (IT): https://federicocalo.dev/blog/sport-intelligence-benchmark-97k-partite
- Canonical page (EN): https://federicocalo.dev/en/blog/sport-intelligence-benchmark-97k-matches
- Author: Federico Calò — https://federicocalo.dev (Wikidata Q139562320, ORCID 0009-0004-4102-281X)
- Licence: This Hugging Face front-matter declares
cc-by-4.0— the licence of the data you download here (this repository's dual licence: code MIT, data CC-BY-4.0). The corresponding Zenodo deposit's structuredlicensefield instead reportsmit-license, because Zenodo's structured field records the code licence; the data licence lives in prose there (LICENSE,README.md, and the data-directoryLICENSE). This divergence between the two records is deliberate, not an inconsistency — on Hugging Face, what a user actually downloads is the data, so the front-matter reflects the data licence. - Methodology: see
DATA_PROVENANCE.mdin the Files below
Files
README.md— this file (the Hugging Face dataset card)CITATION.cffDATA_PROVENANCE.mdLICENSEREPO_README.mddata/LICENSEdata/derived_sample.csvexport_dataset.pyrequirements.txtrun_benchmark.pytests/test_reproduce.py
Citation
Zenodo is the DOI of record for this artifact — cite the concept DOI below, not this Hugging Face page (Hugging Face mints one DOI per revision, with the previous one becoming outdated, so it has no stable identifier semantics):
Federico Calò, "Sport Intelligence Benchmark", Zenodo, 2026. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21602378
- Concept DOI (stable, cite this): https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21602378
- Source code / machine-readable
CITATION.cff: https://github.com/fedcal/sport-intelligence-benchmark
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