Early computer program for baseball gaming accepted by Baseball Hall of Fame
When SABR member Gary Cokins was a college student in 1970, he had no way of knowing that a computer code he wrote as part of a course on game theory would end up in the Baseball Hall of Fame.
When SABR member Gary Cokins was a college student in 1970, he had no way of knowing that a computer code he wrote as part of a course on game theory would end up in the Baseball Hall of Fame.
An industrial engineering major at Cornell, Cokins took a course called Bionics and Robotics, taught by famed professor Henry David Block. Cokins
Originally published: January 20, 2009. Last Updated: January 20, 2009.