A comprehensive Premier League prediction platform backed by data science and machine learning. This tool analyses historical match data to provide statistically-sound predictions and uncover unusual statistics in Premier League football matches.
The Premier League Oracle is designed to be the ultimate prediction and analysis tool for the English Premier League. Unlike traditional betting tips that rely on emotion or gut feeling, this platform utilises pure data analysis and statistical models to generate objective predictions and reveal hidden patterns in football data.
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All match data is sourced from Football-Data.co.uk and is used for scientific research purposes only. I've built a robust pipeline to clean, transform, and consolidate this data in a Supabase PostgreSQL database.
This tool is designed to promote responsible engagement with football predictions. Rather than encouraging impulsive "headless betting", The Premier League Oracle provides a structured analytical approach to understanding match outcomes.
The Premier League Oracle is actively under development. My current focus is on refining the prediction algorithms and enhancing the user interface.
I have an exciting roadmap planned for future versions:
Design Overhaul
Front-end Optimisation
Enhanced Prediction Features
AI Assistant
Standalone Application
Expanded Coverage
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I welcome collaboration on The Premier League Oracle. It will be interesting to see where this project leads, and I'm open to contributions that align with the vision of creating an objective, data-driven analysis tool. Please feel free to submit issues or pull requests.
The predictions provided by this tool are based on statistical models and historical data. While I strive for accuracy, no prediction system can guarantee results with absolute certainty. This tool is intended for entertainment and research purposes only.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details. The MIT license is appropriate for this type of open-source project as it allows for collaboration while maintaining attribution.