SoccerMate: A personal soccer attribute profiler using wearables

H. S. Hossain, Md Abdullah Al Hafiz Khan, Nirmalya Roy
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Abstract

The use of smartphone and wearable devices in various sporting events is an optimistic opportunity to profile player's physical fitness and physiological health conditioning attributes. Recently a variety of commercial wearables with respect to different sports are available in the market. As these wearables differ for distinctive sports, it becomes a hassle to effectively profile them for multiple sports sessions in day to day practice events. Wrist worn devices like smartwatches are becoming a trend in sports analytics recently and researchers are leveraging them to infer various contexts of the players to improve the quality, tactics, strategy of playing matches against the opponents. Visual observation is the most popular way to track a player's abilities in soccer, but as a player it is not always possible to self-assess your own strengths and weaknesses in a field. In this paper, we propose to exploit the wrist worn devices with built in accelerometer to help represent attributes of technical judgement, tactical awareness and physical aspects of a soccer player. We propose to use deep learning to build our classification model which analyzes different soccer events like in-possession, pass, kick, sprint, run and dribbling. Based on these soccer events, we evaluate the overall ability of a soccer player. Our experiments show that, these wearable technology guided attributes profiling can help a coach or scout to better understand the competence of a player in addition to traditional visual observation.
SoccerMate:使用可穿戴设备的个人足球属性分析器
在各种体育赛事中使用智能手机和可穿戴设备是一个乐观的机会,可以分析球员的身体健康和生理健康调节属性。最近,市场上出现了各种各样的商业可穿戴设备,涉及不同的运动。由于这些可穿戴设备针对不同的运动而有所不同,因此在日常练习活动中有效地对它们进行多场运动训练就变得很麻烦。像智能手表这样的腕带设备最近正在成为体育分析的一种趋势,研究人员正在利用它们来推断球员的各种情况,以提高与对手比赛的质量、战术和策略。视觉观察是跟踪球员足球能力的最流行的方法,但作为一名球员,并不总是可以自我评估自己在一个领域的优势和劣势。在本文中,我们建议利用内置加速度计的手腕穿戴设备来帮助表示足球运动员的技术判断,战术意识和身体方面的属性。我们建议使用深度学习来构建我们的分类模型,分析不同的足球事件,如控球、传球、踢球、冲刺、奔跑和盘带。基于这些足球事件,我们评估一个足球运动员的整体能力。我们的实验表明,除了传统的视觉观察外,这些可穿戴技术引导的属性分析可以帮助教练或球探更好地了解球员的能力。
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