Microsoft Big Data predicts 2014 World Cup: Brazil wins

The advent of the big data age turned Thu Shin into science, and earlier this year http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13180.html "> Microsoft Research David Rothschid and the Office team developed an Excel software that predicted the 2013 Oscars with big data, and guessed the 19 of 24 awards.

Today, Microsoft released a recent interview with Rothschild, using the same data collection and analysis method, he unveiled the 3721.html ">2014 World Cup forecast: Brazil will win, according to the data forecast, Brazil's championship rate reached 22.5%, far higher than other opponents." Argentina, Germany, Spain and Belgium were followed in turn.

"We use a lot of public data-gaming markets, polls, social media, and other online data-and, more fortunate, I get a lot of valuable historical data from Microsoft, as well as devices that allow me to continuously collect and continuously update data," Rothschild said. ”

Interestingly, the site also provides the results of the 2016 U.S. election, according to the current data, Democratic Hillary Clinton is expected to become the first female president in U.S. history, the chance of 32%.

Of course, with the continuous development of time, the continuous updating of data, the forecast results will change.