Methodology
How CricketStudio computes, validates, and publishes cricket statistics. Every numeric claim carries explicit provenance to ball-by-ball data, a sample-size floor, and a date window.
Sample-size floors
Every CricketStudio claim enforces explicit sample-size floors: ≥30 balls faced for batting metrics, ≥15 balls bowled for economy, ≥90 balls for bowling average. Sub-floor data is suppressed and never silently surfaced.
Data quality
How ball-by-ball data is ingested, de-duplicated, and reconciled against official scorecards. Covers the §dq-fallback rule and the ball-uniqueness P7 parity contract.
Player event claims
The anatomy of a CricketStudio atomic claim: subject, predicate, value, date window, sample size, and provenance footer. Format: ≤30 words per claim.
Model methodology
Published model cards for any model-derived metric (e.g. expected-value, pressure scores). Each card documents training corpus, features, version, and evaluation metric.
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