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SoccerStories: a kick-off for visual soccer analysis.

Charles Perin¹, Romain Vuillemot, Jean-Daniel Fekete

¹INRIA and Universite Paris-Sud.

IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics

|September 21, 2013

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SoccerStories enhances soccer analytics by visualizing game phases and player actions, offering context beyond statistics. This tool aids analysts in exploring data and communicating tactical insights effectively.

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Area of Science:

Sports Analytics
Information Visualization
Human-Computer Interaction

Background:

Traditional soccer analytics focus on player/team statistics, often missing crucial game context.
Soccer analysts require tools that incorporate game phases, player positions, and action contexts for deeper insights.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce SoccerStories, a novel visualization interface designed for soccer data exploration and insight communication.
To support and enrich the analytical and communicative practices of soccer analysts.

Main Methods:

Development of SoccerStories, featuring an overview+detail interface for game phases.
Aggregation of visualizations tailored for specific actions like passes or goal attempts.
Evaluation through two qualitative user studies with professional soccer analysts using live sports data.

Main Results:

The first study yielded four tactical soccer articles, with the analyst noting the insights were unattainable without the tool.
The second study explored design alternatives for embedding soccer phases into compact graphics.
Both studies reported enthusiastic feedback, with participants expressing intent for continued use.

Conclusions:

SoccerStories effectively supports soccer analysts in both data exploration and insight communication.
The tool enriches traditional quantitative analysis by integrating contextual game phase information.
User studies indicate high potential for SoccerStories to enhance current soccer analytics workflows.