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I want to congratulate you about the amazing project you have created. It definitely provides a lot of value for the coaches and data analysts. Using only the lines of code in the readme page I have managed to create a bbdf from a video of a game of my team.
However, I want to dig deeper and calculate the distance covered by players and their speed and implement a pitch control algorithm. In order to do this I need to go from bbdf to pitch coordinates and visualize players position in a 2-d pitch.
I have read the user guide about the pitch coordinates but in the user guide you use already created csv's that I am not really sure how to create.
I want to ask the community to provide me with the appropriate lines of code that turn the bbdf that is created from the code in the readme page to pitch coordinates and how i will be able to visualize them. Please include comments to explain what its line of code exactly does.
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I want to congratulate you about the amazing project you have created. It definitely provides a lot of value for the coaches and data analysts. Using only the lines of code in the readme page I have managed to create a bbdf from a video of a game of my team.
However, I want to dig deeper and calculate the distance covered by players and their speed and implement a pitch control algorithm. In order to do this I need to go from bbdf to pitch coordinates and visualize players position in a 2-d pitch.
I have read the user guide about the pitch coordinates but in the user guide you use already created csv's that I am not really sure how to create.
I want to ask the community to provide me with the appropriate lines of code that turn the bbdf that is created from the code in the readme page to pitch coordinates and how i will be able to visualize them. Please include comments to explain what its line of code exactly does.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: