How the interpretation of match statistics affects player performance

Anthony Bedford; T Barnett; G Pollard

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How the interpretation of match statistics affects player performance

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How the interpretation of match statistics affects player performance

Anthony Bedford, T Barnett, G Pollard and G Pollard

Journal of Medicine and Science in Tennis, Vol.15(2), pp.23-27

2010

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Abstract

Human Movement and Sports Science

AFL

real-time

optimization

generalized logistic model

curve fitting

prediction

Commentators often refer to match statistics during a live match to make an assessment as to how the players are performing. For example, one player may have converted 80% of break point opportunities compared to 10% for the other player, and this is reflected in the scoreboard. At the completion of the match, the coaches and players are likely to use the match statistics to assess performance.

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Title: How the interpretation of match statistics affects player performance
Authors: Anthony Bedford (Author)
T Barnett (Author)
G Pollard (Author)
G Pollard (Author)
Publication details: Journal of Medicine and Science in Tennis, Vol.15(2), pp.23-27
Publisher: Society for Tennis Medicine and Science
Date published: 2010
ISSN: 1567-2352
Organisation Unit: University of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland; School of Science, Technology and Engineering; School of Health and Behavioural Sciences - Legacy
Language: English
Record Identifier: 99450632602621
Output Type: Journal article

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