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Comments
interesting case study involving Major League Baseball
This is a follow-up to the other College Math Journal article coauthored by David James. It contains an interesting case study involving Major League Baseball.
more of an application of statistics
This is more of an application of statistics that happens to involve SVD, than it is about the SVD. There are some good insights, but I doubt this would be appropriate for general use in most linear algebra courses. Could be a good topic for a student project - but more likely for a statistics course than a linear algebra course. NOTE: Accessible through JSTOR with institutional membership, or for purchase.