Premier League Games 25/26/27 October 2024

[Chak19]

Lol another classic Tront ball, fucking does that about a dozen time every game the overhyped goof.

 

[super_city_si]

They must have the best free kick coach and the worst conditioning coach

 

[IronsideKozuch]

Looks like yet another Ballon D’Or winning performance by Arnold

yeah, very poor today

 

[TinFoilHat]

 

[Alexia_Ko]

Looks like Zinchenko and Jesus are done at Arsenal

 

[Gobshiight]

He's going down

 

[madloaf]

Exactly on 75 minutes as planned before the game that sub, including the two instances of fake cramp

 

[lancs blue]

Liverpool have really been quite poor here

Can't see how they've only conceded 5 goals before today, they look flaky at the back.

 

[Eric Hitchmough]

Gravernberch has the touch of a tampoline

Is that a cross between a tampon and a trampoline?

 

[halfcenturyup]

Most things the PL touches are a disaster, so it wouldn't surprise me.

There are three versions of SAOT out there. One uses a chip in the ball (the WC one), the second uses limb-tracking (the CL one). Basically they turn the players into "skeletons" and track a few key points on their body using cameras. In both of these versions, those graphics that you see take about 5 minutes to generate because that's not the thing they use to make the decision. It's actually just a computer algorithm with no graphical output (that's why you never see them straight away during the broadcast).

Whereas this new system supposedly generates a 3D model of the entire scene. Then it uses that 3D model as the basis of its decision - and it uses AI to fill in the gaps between frames and parts that the camera can't see. So the graphic that you see will be the same model used to make the decision.

However, they were supposed to be deploying it around about now and... as you may have noticed, it isn't here yet.

Do you know how many data points this system is using to make the model? For the CL, it was 29 for each player iirc ..... And how on God's green earth can they interpolate acceleration or the timing of movements between frames? I would like to know more, but now probably isn't the time.....