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Computer model of the Russian team matches at the FIFA world cup Russia 2018

Abstract

There are many disparate studies of various game fragments of modern football without uniting by one model. This gives an advantage to the expert evaluation of the trainer. The basis of the PIRS model is the difference created by the player in the score which is added to the final score of the team. Since you have to play both with your superior opponents (Negative difference) and downstream ones (Positive difference), then a rating scale is created to display this difference. The rating stability allows you to simulate the upcoming match. The difference in the ratings in one action is converted into the difference of goals scored and conceded in a personal meeting and can be checked for compliance with the actual results obtained. Provided 50% of the recommendations are fulfilled, the team will receive 20 - 30% of the points collected additionally. An example of the work is shown at the match of Russia and Uruguay teams on the World Cup in 2018. The results of the study were provided to the RFU.

Sports Analytics and PerformanceSports Performance and TrainingSignificant differenceTrainerFootballScale (ratio)Action (physics)Rating scaleComputer sciencePsychologyMathematicsStatistics
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