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Modelling Touch Football (Touch Rugby): Can Successful Execution Of Line Attack And Defence Be Probabilistically Modelled As Independent Events

Walsh, Joseph, Heazlewood, Ian and Climstein, Mike (2015). Modelling Touch Football (Touch Rugby): Can Successful Execution Of Line Attack And Defence Be Probabilistically Modelled As Independent Events. International Journal of Health, Physical Education Computer Science in Sport,20(1):45-51.

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IRMA ID 84377429xPUB101
Title Modelling Touch Football (Touch Rugby): Can Successful Execution Of Line Attack And Defence Be Probabilistically Modelled As Independent Events
Author Walsh, Joseph
Heazlewood, Ian
Climstein, Mike
Journal Name International Journal of Health, Physical Education Computer Science in Sport
Publication Date 2015
Volume Number 20
Issue Number 1
ISSN 2231-3265   (check CDU catalogue open catalogue search in new window)
Start Page 45
End Page 51
Total Pages 7
Place of Publication India
Publisher Indian Federation of Computer Science in Sports
Field of Research 1106 - Human Movement and Sports Science
HERDC Category C1 - Journal Article (DIISR)
Abstract In order to investigate the possibilities of modelling sports via attacking and defending options selected by different teams,
an example sport of touch football was investigated. Touch football is widely played, however the greatest density of recorded participants is found in Australasia. Despite the large numbers involved, limited published research to date is available on modelling this sport. By logically considering independence between probabilities in line attack for opposing teams, a model of scoring probabilities for different teams was developed and successfully tested for a range of input parameter values. Providing a successful framework for modelling one isolated phase in the sport of touch football is a foundation step for developing a practical mathematical model for representing this sport. There are also implications for potential expansion of such a model to further similar sports.
Keywords Sport Modelling
Independence
Probability
Touch F ootball
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