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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Charakteristika vrcholového volejbalu mužů v minulosti a jeho vztah k současnému způsobu hry / Characteristics of the senior men's volleyball in the past and its relationship to the current mode of the game.

Kotěšovský, Pavel January 2015 (has links)
Title: Characteristics of the senior men's volleyball in the past and its relationship to the current mode of the game. Objectives: The thesis aims to acquire, process and evaluate the views of large quantities mainly former players, coaches volleyball and CVS officials who actively participated in the development of volleyball in that period. The operational objective is to elaborate the history of men's national team of Czechoslovakia and the Czech Republic in volleyball and an outline of the history of volleyball. Methods: To meet the research goals, I used method of questioning using non-standardized questionnaire with closed questions. In the second part of the research I used a research method interview. I Interview I chose because I wanted to check whether I am in the questionnaire did not forget any important fact related to your topic. Data collected from questionnaires were analyzed sum of probands and their answers. The results were processed by conventional statistical methods, expressed verbally, in tables and graphs. Results: The results indicated the views of players, coaches and officials CVF on the issue of characterization senior volleyball men in the past and its relationship to the current mode of the game. The results showed that in the monitored period, there were significant...
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Avatar Playing Style : From analysis of football data to recognizable playing styles

Edberger Persson, Jakob, Danielsson, Emil January 2022 (has links)
Football analytics is a rapid growing area which utilizes conventional data analysis and computational methods on gathered data from football matches. The results emerging out of this can give insights of performance levels when it comes to individual football players, different teams and clubs. A difficulty football analytics struggles with daily is to translate the analysis results into actual football qualities and knowledge which the wider public can understand. In this master thesis we therefore take on the ball event data collected from football matches and develop a model which classifies individual football player’s playing styles, where the playing styles are well known among football followers. This is carried out by first detecting the playing positions: ’Strikers’, ’Central midfielders’, ’Outer wingers’, ’Full backs’, ’Centre backs’ and ’Goalkeepers’ using K-Means clustering, with an accuracy of 0.89 (for Premier league 2021/2022) and 0.84 (for Allsvenskan 2021). Secondly, we create a simplified binary model which only classifies the player’s playing style as "Offensive"/"Defensive". From the bad results of this model we show that there exist more than just these two playing styles. Finally, we use an unsupervised modelling approach where Principal component analysis (PCA) is applied in an iterative manner. For the playing position ’Striker’ we find the playing styles: ’The Target’, ’The Artist’, ’The Poacher’ and ’The Worker’ which, when comparing with a created validation data set, give a total accuracy of 0.79 (best of all positions and the only one covered in detail in the report due to delimitations).  The playing styles can, for each player, be presented visually where it is seen how well a particular player fits into the different playing styles. Ultimately, the results in the master thesis indicates that it is easier to find playing styles which have clear and obvious on-the-ball-actions that distinguish them from other players within their respective position. Such playing styles, easier to find, are for example "The Poacher" and "The Target", while harder to find playing styles are for example " The Box-to-box" and "The Inverted". Finally, conclusions are that the results will come to good use and the goals of the thesis are met, although there still exist a lot of improvements and future work which can be made.  Developed models can be found in a simplified form on the GitHub repository: https://github.com/Sommarro-Devs/avatar-playing-style. The report can be read stand-alone, but parts of it are highly connected to the models and code in the GitHub repository.

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