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A free Python library called Supervision, open-sourced by Roboflow, can replace expensive player tracking and video analysis for football clubs using computer vision, making advanced analytics accessible to lower-division teams.

A Premier League club pays an analytics team more than $100,000+ to track players and build xG models. A single free Python library provides tracking for $0.. Jensen Huang sells the GPUs this runs on, and a solo dev just used it to replace a club's entire video-analysis department. the library is Supervision, open-sourced by Roboflow. point it at match footage and it tracks every player and the ball in real time, tagging zones, speeds and teams. from there: > auto-cut viral highlights for football pages > turn the tracking into xG and pressing stats and sell it as a data feed > build scouting reports 2nd and 3rd-division clubs can't otherwise afford what used to take 5-10 editors clicking frame by frame now runs as one script on a cheap server, in seconds. Bookmark this.
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A Premier League club pays an analytics team more than $100,000+ to track players and build xG models. A single free Python library provides tracking for $0..

Jensen Huang sells the GPUs this runs on, and a solo dev just used it to replace a club’s entire video-analysis department.

the library is Supervision, open-sourced by Roboflow. point it at match footage and it tracks every player and the ball in real time, tagging zones, speeds and teams.

from there:

auto-cut viral highlights for football pages turn the tracking into xG and pressing stats and sell it as a data feed build scouting reports 2nd and 3rd-division clubs can’t otherwise afford

what used to take 5-10 editors clicking frame by frame now runs as one script on a cheap server, in seconds.

Bookmark this.

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