Titlebook: Computer Science in Sport; Modeling, Simulation Daniel Memmert Textbook 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusi

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Modelingsimulative calculation. Specifically, for the case of attack- dynamics in soccer, a model is presented that identifies attack and defense formations on the basis of player positions, and from this identifies interaction types and helps to predict their success. Based on this model, it is then possible to present dynamic indicators of success.

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Video Datactions, poses and movements, which contain rich information for further analyses. Computer vision approaches allow us to automatically enrich videos and position data with time-accurate information, for example, to enable efficient search in videos and large video collections. In addition, position

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Event Data data is a time-ordered collection of all events occurring in a sports game with enriched attributes such as the event coordinates or the action outcome. The high availability of this data and the information it includes enables a highly interpretable understanding of team interactions. It can compu

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Online Datansists of text data published on the World Wide Web (WWW) covering various topics. Through web scraping, these online data can be automatically extracted, copied, stored, and reused, thereby facilitating their use in scientific research. This article introduces the concept of web scraping and illust

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Modelingponents and the even higher number of their interactions. At best, very experienced experts such as coaches have the possibility to capture and possibly also predict such dynamics due to their experience and the associated targeted reduction capability. The modeling discussed in this chapter goes th