plot_pass: Plotting passes

In abhiamishra/ggshakeR: Analytics and Visualization Package for Soccer Data

Plotting passes

Description

This function allows you to plot various types of plots that have passes as some sort of input. Data entered must have columns for which you want to plot with. Compatible with StatsBomb and Opta data.

Usage

plot_pass(
  data,
  data_type = "statsbomb",
  type = "sep",
  progressive_pass = FALSE,
  cross = FALSE,
  shot = FALSE,
  switch = FALSE,
  outcome = "all",
  theme = "dark"
)

Arguments

data	The data frame that stores your passing data. Opta data frame must contain at least the following columns: x, y, finalX, finalY
data_type	Type of data that is being put in: opta or statsbomb. Default set to "statsbomb"
type	indicates the type of plot to pass. "sep" separates successful and unsuccessful passes. "all" plots all passes on one pitch. Default = "sep". Only available for StatsBomb data
progressive_pass	indicates whether to map out progressive passes. Only available for StatsBomb data
cross	indicates whether to map out crosses. Only available for StatsBomb data
shot	indicates whether to map out shot assists. Only available for StatsBomb data
switch	indicates whether to map out switches of play. Only available for StatsBomb data
outcome	indicates whether you want successful ("suc"), unsuccessful ("unsuc"), or all ("all"). Only available for StatsBomb data
theme	indicates what theme the map must be shown in: dark (default), white, rose, almond

Value

returns a ggplot2 object

Examples

## Not run: 
plot  <- plot_pass(data, type = "all", progressive_pass = TRUE)
plot

## End(Not run)

abhiamishra/ggshakeR documentation built on Aug. 19, 2023, 2 p.m.