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1 Spatio-temporal analysis of team sports Joachim Gudmundsson The University of Sydney Page 1
2 Team sport analysis Talk is partly based on: Joachim Gudmundsson and Michael Horton Spatio-Temporal Analysis of Team Sports ACM Computing Surveys, 50(2), 2017 Invasion sports: Two teams trying to score against each other. For example, football, American football, Australian football, ice hockey, handball, basketball, Spatio-temporal data as primary input. This talk will focus on algorithmic issues. The University of Sydney Page 2
3 Overview of major approaches The University of Sydney Page 3
4 Input data PLAYER NAME TEAM NAME MATCH FIXTURE HALF TIME Player X Position Player Y Position Bacary Sagna Arsenal Arsenal v Bolton First half Bacary Sagna Arsenal Arsenal v Bolton First half Bacary Sagna Arsenal Arsenal v Bolton First half Bacary Sagna Arsenal Arsenal v Bolton First half Bacary Sagna Arsenal Arsenal v Bolton First half Bacary Sagna Arsenal Arsenal v Bolton First half Bacary Sagna Arsenal Arsenal v Bolton First half Touch DIABY Abou Block BASHAM Chris Pass MCCANN Gavin Foul GARDNER Ricardo DENILSON Direct Free Kick Pass JAASKELAINEN Jussi Header CLICHY Gael Touch CLICHY Gael The University of Sydney Page 4
5 Input data The University of Sydney Page 5
6 History: Sports analysis Box scores for baseball started in the 1850s. Manual notation of football games started in the 1950s. Moneyball-era in baseball Similar development in basketball in the last 10 years Human observations are unreliable. Franks and Miller [1986] showed that expert observers recollection of significant match events is as low as 42%. Automated tracking of sport players started in the early 2000s. Nowadays a number of automatic tracking systems for football, ice hockey and basketball (not much in rugby, AFL and handball). The University of Sydney Page 6
7 Outline Playing area subdivision Dominant regions Applications Modelling player interaction as social networks Data mining Labelling Identifying formations and plays Trajectory analysis Sport-specific trajectory problems The University of Sydney Page 7
8 Playing area subdivision: Intensity maps First attempts to analyze trajectory data The University of Sydney Page 8
9 Playing area subdivision: Intensity maps And more The University of Sydney Page 9
10 Playing area subdivision: Dominant region A team s ability to control space is considered a key factor in the team s performance. Dominant region [Taki and Hasegawa 99] The dominant region of a player p is the region of the pitch that player p can reach before any other player. p Reach? The University of Sydney Page 10
11 Playing area subdivision: Dominant region Dominant region [Taki and Hasegawa 99] The dominant region of a player p is the region of the pitch that player p can reach before any other player. DR(p)={x d(x,p) d(x,q) for all q p} If d(, ) = Euclidean distance then Dominant region = Voronoi diagram [Descartes 1644] The University of Sydney Page 11
12 Playing area subdivision: Movement model [Taki and Hasegawa 99] Linear interpolation of acceleration in all directions. [Fujimura and Sugihara 05] Introduced a resistive force to decrease acceleration. The University of Sydney Page 12
13 Playing area subdivision: Movement models Simple way to model? The University of Sydney Page 13
14 Playing area subdivision: Movement model Movement model Circle model Ellipse model The University of Sydney Page 14
15 Playing area subdivision: Movement model Movement model A bisector in the ellipse model The University of Sydney Page 15
16 Playing area subdivision: Movement model Dominant region The University of Sydney Page 16
17 Playing area subdivision: Movement model Movement model Model: Turning cost + Euclidean distance The University of Sydney Page 17
18 Playing area subdivision: Movement model Movement model [Taki & Hasegawa 00] The University of Sydney Page 18 1
19 Playing area subdivision: Movement model Movement model [De Berg, Haverkort and Horton 17] The University of Sydney Page 19
20 Playing area subdivision: Movement model Open problem 1: Define a motion function that faithfully models player movement and is tractable for computation. The University of Sydney Page 20
21 Playing area subdivision: Passing evaluation A player p is open for a pass if there is some direction and (reasonable) speed that the ball can be passed, such that p can intercept the ball before any other player. The University of Sydney Page 21
22 Playing area subdivision: Passing evaluation Passability with a fixed pass speed (20m/s). The University of Sydney Page 22
23 Playing area subdivision: Passing evaluation The existing models for determining whether a player is open to receive a pass only consider passes made along the shortest path between passer and receiver and where the ball is moving at constant velocity. Open problem 2: Develop a more realistic model that allows for aerial passes, effects of ball-spin, and variable velocities. The University of Sydney Page 23
24 Playing area subdivision: Spatial Spatial pressure pressure of player [Taki et al. 96] Spatial pressure for a player p is related to the fraction P of the disk of radius r centred at p that lies within dominant region of opposing players, i.e. m(1-p)+(1-m)(1-d/d), where d distance between p and the ball D distance from p to point furthest from p on pitch m preset weight The University of Sydney Page 24
25 Playing area subdivision: Spatial Spatial pressure pressure of player The University of Sydney Page 25
26 Playing area subdivision: Spatial Spatial pressure pressure of player The University of Sydney Page 26
27 Playing area subdivision: Spatial Spatial pressure pressure of player The University of Sydney Page 27
28 Playing area subdivision: Spatial Spatial pressure pressure of player The University of Sydney Page 28
29 Playing area subdivision: Spatial Spatial pressure pressure of player The University of Sydney Page 29
30 Playing area subdivision: Spatial pressure The definition of spatial pressure is very simple. Open problem 3: Can a model that incorporates the direction the player is facing or the direction of pressuring opponents be devised and experimentally tested? The University of Sydney Page 30
31 Modelling team sports as social networks Understanding the interaction between players is one of the most important and complex problems in sports science. Numerous papers apply social network analysis to team sports. Passing network Transition network The University of Sydney Page 31
32 Modelling team sports as social networks Many properties of passing networks have been studied: Centrality Degree Betweenness Closeness Eigenvector centrality and Pagerank Clustering coefficients Density and heterogeneity Entropy, topological depth, Price-of-Anarchy The University of Sydney Page 32
33 Modelling team sports as social networks [Grund 12] Studied degree centrality on networks generated from 283k passes. Conclusion: High level of centralization decreases team performance. Open problem 4: A systematic study reviewing various centrality and clustering measures against predefined criteria, and on a large dataset would be a useful contribution to the field. The University of Sydney Page 33
34 Modelling team sports as social networks [Balkundi and Harrison 06] Density-performance hypothesis. More passes will make a team stronger. Open problem 5: The density-performance hypothesis suggests an interesting metric of team performance. Can this hypothesis be tested scientifically? The University of Sydney Page 34
35 Data mining: Labelling events Evaluate passes (good/bad) [Horton et al. 15] Identify teams (based on formation) [Bialkowski et al. 14] Predict rebounds (offensive/defensive team) [Maheswaran et al 12] The University of Sydney Page 35
36 Data mining: Labelling passes Examples of features: Area of receiving player s dominant region The net change in the area of receiving player s dominant region Total area of the team s dominant region The net change of the total area of the team s dominant region Passer Pressure Receiver Pressure Passer-Receiver Pressure Net Change The University of Sydney Page 36
37 Data mining: Labelling passes Extracted feature vectors from 2932 passes from four matches Pass examples were labelled by humans watching video of match Class imbalance: Class Rel. frequency Count Good OK Bad SVN classifier: Accuracy 90.8% which is similar to a human observer Features based on dominating region are among the most important [Horton et al. 15] The University of Sydney Page 37
38 Data mining: Labelling passes Our algorithms can with high accuracy give the following information: Number of good, ok or bad passes made by a player. The number of high risk vs low risk passes a player makes. A player s ability to execute a pass. The University of Sydney Page 38
39 Data mining: Role assignment to players Role swapping has been shown to be an effective attacking tactic. (Left defender swaps position with left midfielder during play) Given the position of the players and a formation which role has each player? Assignment problem (minimize sum) The University of Sydney Page 39
40 Data mining: Role assignment to players What if we have many different formations? The University of Sydney Page 40
41 Data mining: Identifying plays Given the movement of the players and a predefined play which role has each player? The University of Sydney Page 41
42 Data mining: Identifying plays What if we have many predefined plays? The University of Sydney Page 42
43 Trajectory analysis: Team sport perspective Currently not used much in team sports analysis. Hard to work with Not many available tools The University of Sydney Page 43
44 Trajectory analysis: Team sport perspective Given a set T={T 1,, T m } of trajectories. Typical queries: Given a query trajectory Q, report the nearest subtrajectory of a trajectory in T. [Restricted in time? Restricted to subset of trajectories?] T 1 Q [Driemel and Har-Peled 13, De Berg et al. 13, G and Smid 15] The University of Sydney Page 44
45 Trajectory analysis: Team sport perspective Given a set of query trajectories Q={Q 1,, Q k }, report the nearest set of k subtrajectories of k different trajectories in T. [Subtrajectories must be during same time interval. Restricted to subset of trajectories?] T 2 T 3 Q 2 Q 1 T 1 The University of Sydney Page 45
46 Trajectory analysis: Team sport perspective Subtrajectory clustering of large sets of trajectories? Current approaches are very slow. Distance measure between trajectories? The University of Sydney Page 46
47 Trajectory analysis: Team sport perspective Clustering of multiple subtrajectories occurring in the same time interval? The University of Sydney Page 47
48 Trajectory analysis: Team sport perspective One season in Premier League generates roughly 1 billion points. General questions: Can we sample the data? Can we use core sets for some simple query problems? Can we construct data structures that supports adding more data, without having to recompute them? Can we construct multi-purpose data structures? The University of Sydney Page 48
49 Summary Summary Sports analysis is a field that can benefit from tools and insights developed in many different fields, including geometric algorithms! Thank you! The University of Sydney Page 49
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