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Unlike other data providers, Stats Perform does not give information about the pass receiver in the raw data of their pass events.
We could, however, deduce the receiving player ID from the next event. If we consider the next event after a successful pass and use the ID of the player executing that event, if the next event is a ball owning event.
DriesDeprest
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Deduct receiving player information for Opta deserializer for Pass event
Deduce receiving player information for Opta deserializer for Pass event
Dec 19, 2024
DriesDeprest
changed the title
Deduce receiving player information for Opta deserializer for Pass event
[Stats Perform] Deduce receiving player information for Pass event
Dec 19, 2024
Yes, this is a good idea. If you can reliably infer who is the intendend recipient of a pass, you can impute the receiver_player. It probably requires a few more checks though (e.g., filter out deflected passes, passes interrupted by a foul, etc.).
Unlike other data providers, Stats Perform does not give information about the pass receiver in the raw data of their pass events.
We could, however, deduce the receiving player ID from the next event. If we consider the next event after a successful pass and use the ID of the player executing that event, if the next event is a ball owning event.
@koenvo do you think this is a good idea?
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