World Cup 2026 Pool Optimizer
Elo ratings, Poisson goal models, Monte Carlo simulation, and simulated annealing applied to optimise a World Cup 2026 prediction pool bracket.
Medior/Senior Data Scientist (MSc Systems & Control, TU Delft) specialising in mathematical, statistical and algorithmic approaches to real-world problems. I like to design and productionise models and pipelines that scale — whether the domain is transport, energy networks, disease modelling, quantum error correction, or other complex systems.
I enjoy taking noisy, high-cardinality data and turning it into robust models and interpretable decision tools: model design, uncertainty quantification, efficient vectorised pipelines, and reproducible deployment. Always open to new challenges and puzzles to solve.
Elo ratings, Poisson goal models, Monte Carlo simulation, and simulated annealing applied to optimise a World Cup 2026 prediction pool bracket.
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Email: geboers.sven@gmail.com
Phone: +31 657 95 90 96 — The Hague area, Netherlands