Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
View source: R/soccerHeatmap.R
Draws a heatmap showing player position frequency in each area of the pitch and adds soccer pitch outlines.
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df |
dataframe containing x,y-coordinates of player position |
lengthPitch, widthPitch |
numeric, length and width of pitch in metres. |
xBins, yBins |
integer, the number of horizontal (length-wise) and vertical (width-wise) bins the soccer pitch is to be divided up into. If no value for |
kde |
use kernel density estimates for a smoother heatmap; FALSE by default |
arrow |
adds team direction of play arrow as right ( |
colLow, colHigh |
character, colours for the low and high ends of the heatmap gradient; white and red respectively by default |
title, subtitle |
adds title and subtitle to plot; NULL by default |
x, y |
name of variables containing x,y-coordinates |
uses ggplot2::geom_bin2d
to map 2D bin counts
a ggplot object of a heatmap on a soccer pitch.
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# tracking data heatmap with 21x5 zones(~5x5m)
data(tromso)
tromso %>%
filter(id == 8) %>%
soccerHeatmap(xBins = 10)
# transform x,y-coords, filter only France pressure events,
# heatmap with 6x3 zones
data(statsbomb)
statsbomb %>%
soccerTransform(method='statsbomb') %>%
filter(type.name == "Pressure" & team.name == "France") %>%
soccerHeatmap(x = "location.x", y = "location.y",
xBins = 6, yBins = 3, arrow = "r",
title = "France (vs Argentina, 30th June 2016)",
subtitle = "Defensive pressure heatmap")
# transform x,y-coords, standardise column names,
# filter player defensive actions, plot kernel density estimate heatmap
statsbomb %>%
soccerTransform(method='statsbomb') %>%
soccerStandardiseCols() %>%
filter(event_name %in% c("Duel", "Interception", "Clearance", "Block") &
player_name == "Samuel Yves Umtiti") %>%
soccerHeatmap(kde = TRUE, arrow = "r",
title = "Umtiti (vs Argentina, 30th June 2016)",
subtitle = "Defensive actions heatmap")
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