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Movement Dynamics in Elite Female Soccer Athletes: The Quantile Cube Approach
This paper presents the quantile cube, a novel three-dimensional summary representation designed to analyze external load using GPS-derived movement data. While broadly applicable, we demonstrate its utility through an application to data from elite female soccer athletes across 23 matches. The quan
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