Here’s Part II of my answer to Ted from Amherst, N.Y.
Actually, the answer was generated by Matt Adamczyk, a Microsoft technologist at TitletownTech. He was one of four experts I turned to in search of an algorithm to determine whether an NFL threepeat would be more difficult to achieve today than when the 1967 and 1931 Green Bay Packers accomplished the feat. Adamczyk based his formula on specific probabilities and historical input that he considered pertinent to the question.
“Algorithm is a good descriptor as I am not adhering to all of the standards that an academic would want for a proper statistical analysis,” Adamczyk explained. He also noted, “I have used AI in my analysis as well.”
Part I was posted yesterday with feedback from Devin Bickner, associate professor of mathematics at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay; Eric Goska, a math major at Northwestern University; and Kevin Quinn, dean of the Donald J. Schneider School of Business & Economics…
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