Great new statistic that evaluates the scoring efficiency of individuals: ISEA

[DingDengDong]

I've done my homework and calculations along with my research team and found this flawless way of evaluating scoring efficency. It is more accurate than FG%, TS%, etc, while accounting for points actually scored (being efficient but only getting 4ppg is not going to have a great ISEA

[Im Still Ballin]

2014 Demarcus Cousins

2006 Allen Iverson

[DingDengDong]

2014 Demarcus Cousins

2006 Allen Iverson

2014 Demarcus: 0.625

2006 Iverson: 0.801

[Im Still Ballin]

Criticism:

How can this be an efficiency stat if you're accounting for raw totals like Points scored... Suggesting that a higher efficiency ISEA™ from solely scoring more total points

Kind of defeats the purpose and efficacy of an efficiency stat

[AkronAngel]

2016 Kobe plz

[Im Still Ballin]

What is your equation formula for ISEA™

[DingDengDong]

2016 Kobe plz
2016 Kobe: 0.296

[r0drig0lac]

[QUOTE=DingDengDong]I've done my homework and calculations along with my research team and found this flawless way of evaluating scoring efficency. It is more accurate than FG%, TS%, etc, while accounting for points actually scored (being efficient but only getting 4ppg is not going to have a great ISEA

[DingDengDong]

[QUOTE=Im Still Ballin]Criticism:

How can this be an efficiency stat if you're accounting for raw totals like Points scored... Suggesting that a higher efficiency ISEA

[DingDengDong]

[QUOTE=Im Still Ballin]What is your equation formula for ISEA

[Im Still Ballin]

So it's not really an efficiency stat because there is a positive volume component?

My defensive and offensive stats work because they are not biased towards playing time. Hence why Andre Roberson has one of the top ISBDB™ marks in the playoffs

[DingDengDong]

Decided to compare this season's Durant vs Westbrook given how much people like to debate who is better:

2016 Westbrook: 0.591

2016 Durant: 0.903

This shows that Durant is clearly the better scorer. Obviously it doesn't say who the better player is overall though, since D, assists, rebs, etc aren't part of this.

[DingDengDong]

[QUOTE=Im Still Ballin]So it's not really an efficiency stat because there is a positive volume component?

My defensive and offensive stats work because they are not biased towards playing time. Hence why Andre Roberson has one of the top ISBDB

[Im Still Ballin]

For example; Channing Frye in the 2016 playoffs has a 0.90 ISBOB™

Yet he's only played a fraction over a 100 minutes so far

[JohnnySic]

Advanced stats are stupid.

[Lebronxrings]

2016 Kobe: 0.296
:yaohappy:

[DingDengDong]

:yaohappy:
I think we could have predicted it would be bad this year.

[DingDengDong]

Here is Primebe (2006): 0.890

[Im Still Ballin]

Your stat looks okay, but I'm not sure if it's legit or you are just joking

What are your main component variables to your formula?

[DingDengDong]

Your stat looks okay, but I'm not sure if it's legit or you are just joking

What are your main component variables to your formula?
All I can disclose is that it has a combination of points produced and efficiency in scoring those points.

Any other players you are curious about?

[DingDengDong]

Kobe's career: .615

[DingDengDong]

LeBron career: .787

[DingDengDong]

2010 LeBron: 0.902

[DingDengDong]

62 Wilt: 1.367 :bowdown:

[Hittin_Shots]

So this is the new stupid shit this forums bellends are running with?

[Lebronxrings]

Kobe's career: .615



LeBron career: .787

:lol

[DingDengDong]

So this is the new stupid shit this forums bellends are running with?
So you don't like talking basketball? Maybe you should stick to the same troll threads that come up day after day.

[tamaraw08]

[QUOTE=DingDengDong]I've done my homework and calculations along with my research team and found this flawless way of evaluating scoring efficency. It is more accurate than FG%, TS%, etc, while accounting for points actually scored (being efficient but only getting 4ppg is not going to have a great ISEA

[tamaraw08]

:lol

Quote:
Originally Posted by DingDengDong
Kobe's career: .615


Quote:
Originally Posted by DingDengDong
LeBron career: .787

How Lebronx"rings" laughing?
how about this stat,
Kobe, 5-7
Lebron 2 of 6?

[DingDengDong]

Some key players of this playoffs:

Klay: 0.788
Steph: 0.720
LeBron: 0.648
Westbrook: 0.538
Durant: 0.611
Lowry: 0.327
Derozan: 0.302

[DingDengDong]

Would you please reveal your formula?
I can't understand how Shaq is lower than Curry when he shoots a much Higher %.
What's peak Duncan's, 2002-2005?
How about DeAndre Jordan?
1994 Shaq and Hakeem?

Can't reveal the formula for legal reasons as stated earlier. Shaq and Curry both have some all time high numbers there. There is no reason to be upset by that, but this is more advanced than simply higher fg%. Clearly Shaq's free throws her his efficiency, while Curry's 3s help, just as any other efficiency formula would show you.

2002 Duncan: 0.746
2016 DeAndre: 0.561 (not a big time scorer, so that hurts as well as free throws)
1994 Shaq: 1.062
1994 Hakeem: 0.814

[Im Still Ballin]

So this is the new stupid shit this forums bellends are running with?
He's just trolling

Parodying the advanced statistics I made in the last few days, which are based on xRAPM/Optimized plus minus and DWSR with a few other things like block rate/steal rate

Go check out the InsideHoops Compendium for more information;

[DingDengDong]

He's just trolling

Parodying the advanced statistics I made in the last few days, which are based on xRAPM/Optimized plus minus and DWSR with a few other things like block rate/steal rate

Go check out the InsideHoops Compendium for more information;
I got the idea to create a formula because of your threads, but it isn't trolling. The stats are legit, you yourself stated that they seemed legit. There is no agenda but to come up with a stat that reflects the efficiency and productivity of players.

[Im Still Ballin]

I got the idea to create a formula because of your threads, but it isn't trolling. The stats are legit. There is no agenda but to come up with a stat that reflects the efficiency and productivity of players.
You're trolling

Tell us what variables/components you are using in your formula

I'm using WSR, xRAPM, BPM (OBPM/DBPM), Block and steal rates and an isolated component of raw blocks and steals totals

[DingDengDong]

You're trolling

Tell us what variables/components you are using in your formula

I'm using WSR, xRAPM, BPM (OBPM/DBPM), Block and steal rates and an isolated component of raw blocks and steals totals
So I'm trolling because I'm not sharing my formula? :hammerhead:

Lets stick to player comparisons rather than attacking one another's formulas.

[DingDengDong]

Iverson's 2001 MVP season: 0.677

For those paying attention, that is worse than his 2006 campaign.

[DingDengDong]

2009 Wade: 0.851

Not bad.

[DingDengDong]

2014 Durant: 1.022

That is better than Curry this year :eek:

[SpaceJam]

2011 Rose

[DingDengDong]

2011 Rose
0.612

[DingDengDong]

Shaq's career: .926

That is amazing.

[DingDengDong]

Wilt's career: 0.889

[DingDengDong]

1970 Jerry West: 0.887

[DingDengDong]

'72 Kareem: 1.205

[DingDengDong]

2006 Arenas: 0.761

[Im Still Ballin]

I'm sorry for attacking you earlier bro

Just lifted some weights and the endorphins are relaxing me down

Good shit bro. InsideHoops has had excellent content of recent!

[DingDengDong]

I'm sorry for attacking you earlier bro

Just lifted some weights and the endorphins are relaxing me down

Good shit bro. InsideHoops has had excellent content of recent!
:cheers:

[SpaceJam]

Just two future John Hollinger respecting each others work DAMN

[tamaraw08]

Can't reveal the formula for legal reasons as stated earlier. Shaq and Curry both have some all time high numbers there. There is no reason to be upset by that, but this is more advanced than simply higher fg%. Clearly Shaq's free throws her his efficiency, while Curry's 3s help, just as any other efficiency formula would show you.
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2002 Duncan: 0.746
2016 DeAndre: 0.561 (not a big time scorer, so that hurts as well as free throws)
1994 Shaq: 1.062
1994 Hakeem: 0.814
Dude, I am not upset, but more confused on how Steph's best is better than Shaq's, was it a freak accident? How was Steph's 2 or 3 years ago, ?
I want to compare KG 2003 vs Pau 2006-07,
How About Carmelo 2012 to Rose 2011?
Can you atleast mention the top 5 components?

[Optimus Prime]

Might as well just name all these "advanced stats" MLLB...

Make
LeBron
Look
Better

Because that's all they are. "Advanced metrics" are useless.

:kobe:

[ISHGoat]

Might as well just name all these "advanced stats" MLLB...

Make
LeBron
Look
Better

Because that's all they are. "Advanced metrics" are useless.

:kobe:

IQ < 100 spotted

[scuzzy]

Dude, I am not upset, but more confused on how Steph's best is better than Shaq's, was it a freak accident? How was Steph's 2 or 3 years ago, ?
I want to compare KG 2003 vs Pau 2006-07,
How About Carmelo 2012 to Rose 2011?
Can you atleast mention the top 5 components?
Dude like he said, he can't reveal the formula.

Just deal with it

[tamaraw08]

Dude like he said, he can't reveal the formula.

Just deal with it
Ok but i have other questions too and gauge how credible is this.
Is carmelo better than prime Rose? Was Stephs year a fluke? Who was better pau or KG?

[DingDengDong]

Great game from both LeBron and Kyrie last night. Here are their ISEA

[DingDengDong]

Dude, I am not upset, but more confused on how Steph's best is better than Shaq's, was it a freak accident? How was Steph's 2 or 3 years ago, ?
I want to compare KG 2003 vs Pau 2006-07,
How About Carmelo 2012 to Rose 2011?
Can you atleast mention the top 5 components?
Curry was absolutely amazing this year. His 3s really upped the efficiency, and Shaq's hurts his. If you look at Shaq's career ISEA

[DingDengDong]

Oh, here are some past Curry years:

2015: 0.739
2014: 0.690
2013: 0.608

Pretty amazing how much he improved from last year to this year, and had steadily improved year after year before that.

[DingDengDong]

ISEA

[Im Still Ballin]

I'm proud to announce that this piece of work has been added to the InsideHoops Compendium

Welcome to the big leagues brother!

[DingDengDong]

I'm proud to announce that this piece of work has been added to the InsideHoops Compendium

Welcome to the big leagues brother!
:cheers:

[tmacattack33]

This stat is just taking your total points scored (and multiplying that by some factor) and then multiplying that by your efficiency.

So it's a combo of ppg and TS%.

Not a bad way to do it.

[Born Sinner]

Virgin :lol

[DingDengDong]

Got curious about LeBron's worst Finals performances.

2007: 0.335
2011: 0.460

I'm a little surprised that 2011 was better than 2007.

[Klay 3D]

I see nothing great about it. Just a bunch of numbers with nothing to back it up.

MJ 10.23
Curry 7.00
Kobe 6.71
Wade 5.94
Shaq 5.92
Lebron 4.80
Westbrook 4.03
Wilt 4.01
You 0.01

(Better than PER)

[DingDengDong]

I see nothing great about it. Just a bunch of numbers with nothing to back it up.

MJ 10.23
Curry 7.00
Kobe 6.71
Wade 5.94
Shaq 5.92
Lebron 4.80
Westbrook 4.03
Wilt 4.01
You 0.01

(Better than PER)
Clearly you saw a comparison you didn't like. Which one was it? The numbers are non-bias and are not made up. They accurately reflect performance. tmacattack33 generally gets it.

[Klay 3D]

Clearly you saw a comparison you didn't like. Which one was it? The numbers are non-bias and are not made up. They accurately reflect performance. tmacattack33 generally gets it.
Don't really care tbh. Just saying it holds no merit with no backing. It's like putting a simple 1-10 rating on a game and it'll somewhat accurately determine the quality of the performance(s). I'm going to call this ISHR