HAL (France)
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Short-term performance prediction in team sports using tracking data
This research addresses short-term performance prediction in Rugby Union using player tracking data. Rugby’s unique characteristics as a conquest sport with strict offside rules make the ball position a crucial performance indicator. We used event data to identify ball carriers in offensive phase an
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