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            users. For example, one can use the proposed methodology to rank individuals
            with a specific skill type like opening batsmen, middle order batsmen, fast
            bowler, spinner etc. This will be particularly helpful as auctions are usually held
            skill-set wise, where each subset of a certain department is considered at a
            time. The proposed scoring mechanism can also be used to get an appropriate
            estimate of the worth of individual players. The evaluation of optimal valuation
            of a player needs further research considering the complexity and sequential
            nature of the auctions.
                This methodology can also be generalized to a wide spectrum of fields,
            wherever  there  is  data  available  in  the  form  of  repeated  class-wise
            observations  in  different  coherent  aspects  and  an  efficient  ranking
            methodology is important. One interesting example could be the education
            sector, where the prospective candidates for graduate admission are ranked
            based on their performances in the past assessments. Also, one can use the
            proposed methodology to obtain an  ranked list of individuals as  per their
            intelligence based on the results from repeated IQ tests.

            Acknowledgement
            The authors are thankful to Dr. Arnab Chakraborty for many helpful comments
            and suggestions.

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