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The use of hematological indicators to develop a computer program for predicting the success of swimmers' performance at competitions based on actual data on the most significant indicators and assessing the quality of the program using the Monte-Carlo method is considered.
probabilistic assessment of the informativeness of signs, hematological parameters, success forecast, Monte Carlo method
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