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Stated, Realized, and Optimal Aiming Strategies for the Tennis Serve: Experimental Evidence from Collegiate Athletes
Nathan Sandholtz, Ryan Hanson, Ron Hager +4
We study how a player's execution error affects the optimal location at which to aim a serve in tennis. Aiming near the service-box boundaries makes a serve harder to return but in…
A Statistical Model of Serve Return Impact Patterns in Professional Tennis
Stephanie A. Kovalchik, Jim Albert
The spread in the use of tracking systems in sport has made fine-grained spatiotemporal analysis a primary focus of an emerging sports analytics industry. Recently publicized track…
A Markov process approach to untangling intention versus execution in tennis
Timothy C. Y. Chan, Douglas S. Fearing, Craig Fernandes +1
Value functions are used in sports applications to determine the optimal action players should employ. However, most literature implicitly assumes that the player can perform the p…
Space-Time VON CRAMM: Evaluating Decision-Making in Tennis with Variational generatiON of Complete Resolution Arcs via Mixture Modeling
Stephanie Kovalchik, Martin Ingram, Kokum Weeratunga +1
Sports tracking data are the high-resolution spatiotemporal observations of a competitive event. The growing collection of these data in professional sport allows us to address a f…