• Communications for Statistical Applications and Methods
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• v.16 no.5
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• pp.763-779
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• 2009

Sample design is studied to estimate the number of records from singing rooms. The definition of survey population, stratification, sample size and allocation of sample are discussed with using the collected real data. The validity of sample design is testified by the log data collected from online singing room which is sampled with suggested design. Estimation of the number of hitting of off-line singing room is proposed and calculated from the log data collected from sampled off-line singing rooms. The difference of online and off-line singing rooms is analyzed and the method of distribution of singing room royalty is suggested.

• Journal of the Korean Data and Information Science Society
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• v.26 no.4
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• pp.865-874
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• 2015

This research is to comprehensively evaluate offensive abilities of baseball players who are expected to produce as many runs as possible by their hitting and running. To this end, we establish a simulation program to obtain the so-called scoring index of an individual player. The scoring index of a player is defined as an expected number of runs scored by an imaginary team that is composed of nine copies of the player. As a simulation input, we use 2014 season data of Korean pro-baseball. As a result, we present the scoring indices of top 10 players, 9 Korean pro-baseball teams, and overall 2014 season. The scoring index can serve as a comprehensive evaluation of offensive ability of a player or a team, selection of players for a (national) team or for a starting line-up, estimation of player's worth, and so on.