Research on the prediction of the number of 2028 Olympic Medals based on K-Means and random forest
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K-Means, ARIMA, random forest, host effect.Abstract
In order to better predict the number of MEDALS in the next Olympic Games and provide a theoretical basis for developing resource optimization strategies, this study first classified the sports intensity of each country into four categories through K-Means clustering method, and combined the time series ARIMA model and random forest method. At the same time, the "host effect" is introduced, quantify the influence on the medal number, and introduce into the medal prediction model based on the historical award, GDP, total population, 2028, and get the medal list. Finally, the results show that the top three gold MEDALS in 2028 are: the United States, China and the United Kingdom. This study has demonstrated significant innovation in the field of sports by making a detailed division of national sports intensity, successfully constructing a targeted prediction model. This model more accurately reflects the intensity levels of sports activities and effectively utilizes the hierarchical characteristics of data, thereby making the results more precise.
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