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Stephen Clarke

Professor of Statistics at Swinburne University of Technology

Summary

Emeritus Professor of Statistics at Swinburne University, with research interests in mathematical and statistical modelling in sport and gambling, Stephen has published over 130 papers on statistical and mathematical modelling in sport. His research covers many sports, with papers on cricket, squash, tennis, Australian rules football, soccer, rugby, golf, volleyball, the Olympic Games and gambling. Associated with Champion Data, the official collector and provider of AFL statistics, he is best known locally for his Australian rules football computer tipping predictions, which have appeared in many media outlets since 1981. His research work gains regular coverage in the press, radio and television, with guest appearances on The Footy show, The Panel, Quantum, Catalyst, A Current Affair, Today/Tonight and Sunrise.

Experience

  • Professor of Statistics, Swinburne University of Technology – present

Education

  • Swinburne University, PhD, 1998
  • Lancaster University, MA (Operational Research), 1978
  • Melbourne Unversity, Dip Ed, 1967
  • Melbourne University, BSc(Hons), 1966