Some Statistical Solutions and Methods in Evaluation of Efficiency in Sport and Effectiveness in the Phenomenon of Sportsmen' Training

Abstract

<b>Problem statement:</b> A general method for evaluation of efficiency in sport and&#13; effectiveness in the phenomenon of sportsmen’s training was proposed. Approach: The method of&#13; four “E” was a frame method focused on communication and evaluation, where efficiency acquired an&#13; essential importance and its variation related to the initial programme, with its time or space details,&#13; respectively related to the effectiveness of coach <b>Results: </b>The practical results proved a high degree&#13; of coverage for proposed method in terms of efficiency and effectiveness in sports and training.&#13; Besides being successful in identifying regularities, generalizing the alternatives and emphasizing&#13; their fundamental contribution to majority of the results of sports organizations providing globally&#13; optimal results, due to high efficiency and lower computation time, the proposed approach could be&#13; considered an interesting candidate for easily characterization of the communication, evaluation&#13; and, finally, the decision-making processes, but especially of their aggregation in an ample process,&#13; the practical training for sportsmen phenomenon.<b> Conclusion:</b> Some conclusions of the proposed&#13; method were briefly presented for this new modern sports paradigm of modern coach and&#13; sportsmen, derived from economic thought. By comparing the alternatives of multidisciplinary&#13; analysis, considered as possible solutions of the method of four “E”, regarded as a chain of logical&#13; approach of the type efficaciousness-degree of economy-efficiency-effectiveness, it was observed&#13; that statistical evaluation of indexes achieved better performances in terms of application,&#13; interpretation and the placement in hierarchical order and determination of the informational energy&#13; in terms of accuracy, using the probabilities of occurrence of effects, to the informational energy,&#13; completed and generalized the entirety