JP6484007B2 - Defensive analysis system - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a defensive analysis system that analyzes the defensiveness of a baseball infielder or outfielder using computer resources.

  A personal computer that processes and stores input data with a touch pen board and a monitor display, a portable touch pen board that inputs information to the personal computer, and a converter that uses a signal from the personal computer as an image symbol Several video cassette recorders connected to a computer, a controller incorporated in the video cassette recorder to display a desired image on a monitor display as a still image and a dynamic image, and a video edited by the controller connected to a personal computer And an automatic video editing system formed from a video cassette coder that stores images. Diamond screens, strike zone graphics, and scoreboards are displayed on the initial screen of the monitor display and touch pen board. De shapes and strike or a ball, a data processing apparatus in the baseball game to be displayed with the count display of the out has been disclosed (see Patent Document 1).

JP-A-8-322977

  The baseball data processing apparatus disclosed in Patent Document 1 displays batter hitting data for a predetermined period on a monitor display, and can know the batter hitting result and hitting direction for a specific pitcher. However, since this data processing device cannot acquire a plurality of various infielder and outfielder defensive data using a plurality of game images from the past to the present taken in a baseball game, It is impossible to judge the superior or inferior strength of outfielders, and it is impossible to analyze the good and bad points of infielders and outfielders. In addition, since it is not possible to quantitatively display the exact field of defense corresponding to the fielder's defensive strength, it is necessary for baseball officials to grasp the exact field of defense at each fielder's fielder's position. Therefore, baseball officials have to judge the field of defense of infielders and outfielders based on experience and intuition.

  An object of the present invention is to use a plurality of game videos from past to present taken in a baseball game, and to acquire various types of defense data of infielders and outfielders. It is an object of the present invention to provide a defensive analysis system that can judge the good or bad of the defensive and analyze the good and bad points of defensive infielders and outfielders. Another object of the present invention is to display an accurate defense range corresponding to the infielder's and outfielder's defensive capabilities, and to accurately defend the infielder and outfielder without relying on experience or intuition. It is to provide a defensive analysis system that can grasp the scope.

Premise of the present invention to solve the above problems utilizes a server is a computer operated by an operating system independent and a central processing unit and a memory, analyzing the defensive baseball infielder or outfielder It is a defensive analysis system.

The feature of the present invention based on the above premise is that the server uses a plurality of game videos from the past to the present shot from different first to nth directions in a baseball game, and a plurality of battle videos are recorded between the pitcher and the batter. While categorizing into one-by-one battle video, condition data acquisition means for acquiring various condition data from the battle video, and dividing a plurality of battle videos into infield or outfielder defensive players, Infield in a baseball stadium using defensive data acquisition means for acquiring defensive data corresponding to various conditions for each play of a plurality of defensive players and defensive data for each play of a plurality of battle videos or defensive While the fair zone and foul zone of the defensive area are divided into a plurality of first to n-th plane areas having a mesh shape, an unspecified number of infielders fly to each plane area The infield area first hit number for each plane area and the infield area first hit number for each plane area calculated by the infield area hit number first count means for totaling all infield area first hit numbers for each plane area. An infielder average difficulty rate calculating means for calculating the infielder average difficulty rate for each plane area by dividing the infield-out first hit number of infielders out by an unspecified number of infielders by the infield area first hit number; , Infield area hit number second counting means for counting the number of all infield area second hits flew to the first to nth plane areas for a specific infielder for each plane area; Of the infield area second hit number for each plane area counted by the counting means, the infield out second hit number that is out by a specific infielder is divided by the infield area second hit number for each plane area. Calculate infielder specific difficulty rate Using the infielder specific difficulty rate calculating means and the defensive data for each play of a plurality of battle videos or a plurality of defensive fields, the fair zone and the foul zone of the outfield defensive area in the baseball stadium Outfield area first hit count that counts all the outfield area first hits that flew to each planar area targeting an unspecified number of outfielders while dividing into first to nth plane areas. And the outfield area first hit number that the unspecified number of outfielders out of the outfield area first hit number for each plane area counted by the first outfield area hitting number counting means. Outfielder average difficulty rate calculation means for calculating the outfielder average difficulty rate for each plane area divided by the number of hit balls, and all outfield areas that have jumped to the first to nth plane areas for a specific outfielder 2 hits Outfield area hitting number second counting means that counts out for each planar area and outfield area second hitting count counted by the outfield area hitting number second counting means out of a specific outfielder out of the second number of hitting outfield areas for each planar area The outfielder-specific difficulty rate calculating means for calculating the outfielder-specific difficulty rate for each plane area by dividing the number of outfield-out second hits by the outfield area second hit number, and the infielder acquired by the defensive data acquiring means Alternatively, outfielder defensive data is displayed, and the infielder average difficulty rate in the first to nth plane areas calculated by the infielder average difficulty rate calculation means and the infielder specific difficulty rate calculation means calculated by the infielder specific difficulty rate calculation means The infielder specific difficulty rate in the 1st to nth plane areas is displayed, and the outfielder average difficulty rate and the outfielder in the 1st to nth plane areas calculated by the outfielder average difficulty rate calculation means It is to have a defense data display means for displaying the outfielder particular difficulty index in the first to n-th planar area of the particular outfielder calculated by the constant difficulty calculating means.

  As an example of the present invention, the defensive data is the number of infielders or outfielders' games, stabbing numbers, number of killings, number of missed attacks, number of killings, number of withdrawals, and the defensive data display means reaches the specified number of games. Shows the number of infielders or outfielders played, number of stings, number of kills, number of mistakes, number of killings, number of captures, or number of stings and killings of infielders or outfielders who have reached the specified number of matches The number of missed attacks, the number of killings, the number of withdrawals are displayed for each condition.

As another example of the present invention, the defensive data is hitting processing data from immediately after the hit ball is released to the predetermined infielder to catch and send the hit ball, and the server ( defense analysis system ) However, using the hitting process data, the hitting process time from immediately after the hitting ball is released from the bat until the predetermined infielder catches and sends the hitting ball is calculated for each condition, and the average hitting process time Including a hitting ball processing time acquisition means for calculating time, and the defensive data display means displays the hitting ball processing time for each infielder for each of various conditions, and at least one of the average time, the minimum time, and the maximum time of the hitting ball processing time. The average time is displayed for each condition.

As another example of the present invention, the defensive data is defensive operation data from immediately after a ball is released from a bat until a predetermined infielder or outfielder starts a defensive operation, and the server ( defense analysis system ) Using the defensive operation data, the operation start time is calculated for each condition from the time immediately after the ball is released from the bat until the predetermined infielder or outfielder starts the defensive operation, and the average operation start time is calculated. Including the operation start time acquisition means to calculate, the defensive data display means displays the operation start time of each infielder or each outfielder for each condition, and among the average time, minimum time, maximum time of the operation start time At least the average time is displayed for each condition.

As another example of the present invention, the defensive data is catching posture data from when a predetermined infielder starts a defensive operation until taking a catching posture, and the server ( defense analyzing system ) Use the data to calculate the ball catching posture time from the start of a defensive action by a given infielder until taking the ball catching posture for each condition, and calculate the average time of the ball catching posture time Including the acquisition means, the defensive data display means displays the catching posture time of each infielder for each of various conditions, and at least the average time, the minimum time, and the maximum time of the catching posture time for various conditions Display every time.

As another example of the present invention, the defensive data is hitting ball sending data from when a predetermined infielder catches the hit ball to send it, and the server ( defensive analysis system ) uses the hit ball sending data. A hitting pitching time from when a predetermined infielder catches the hitting ball until it is sent out is determined for each condition, and includes a hitting pitching time acquisition unit that calculates an average hitting pitching time, and a defensive data display unit includes: The hitting time for each infielder is displayed for each condition, and at least the average time, the minimum time, and the maximum time for the hitting time are displayed for each condition.

As another example of the present invention, the defensive data is defensive movement data from immediately after the ball is released from the bat until the predetermined outfielder reaches the ball catching point of the hit ball, and the server ( defense analysis system ) Using the defensive movement data, the defensive movement time from when the hit ball is released from the bat until the predetermined outfielder reaches the catching point of the hit ball is calculated for each condition, and the average defensive movement time is calculated. Including defensive movement time acquisition means, the defensive data display means displays the defensive movement time of each outfielder for each condition, and at least the average time, the minimum time, and the maximum time of the defensive movement time Display for each condition.

  As another example of the present invention, the defensive data display means displays a predetermined infielder hitting processing time, operation start time, catching posture time, and hitting pitching time together with the infielder defensive video data, Displays the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of the specified infielder's hitting processing time, operation start time, catching posture time, and hitting ball throwing time together with the infielder's defensive video data, and starts the operation of the predetermined outfielder The time and defensive movement time are displayed together with the outfielder's defensive video data, and the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of the predetermined outfielder's movement start time and defensive movement time are displayed along with the outfielder's defensive video data. indicate.

As another example of the present invention, the server ( defense analysis system ) uses the defensive data acquired by the defensive data acquisition means , and (the number of stabs + the number of slaughter) / (the number of stabs + the number of slaughter + the number of mistakes) Including a defensive rate calculating means for calculating a defensive rate of a predetermined infielder or outfielder calculated by, or calculating a defensive rate of a predetermined infielder or outfielder for each condition using defensive data, The defensive data display means displays the defensive rate of the predetermined infielder or outfielder calculated by the defensive rate calculation means, or displays the defensive ratio of the predetermined infielder or outfielder for each condition.

As another example of the present invention, a server ( defense analysis system ) uses defensive data acquired by the defensive data acquisition means, and is calculated by a predetermined number calculated by 9 × (number of stabs + number of slaughter) / number of defensive innings . A range factor calculation means for calculating a range factor of an infielder or an outfielder or calculating a predetermined infielder or outfielder range factor for each condition using the defensive data, and a defensive data display means, A predetermined infielder or outfielder range factor calculated by the range factor calculation means is displayed, or a predetermined infielder or outfielder range factor is displayed for each condition.

  As another example of the present invention, the area hitting number first counting means calculates the infield area first hitting number of each plane area for each condition, and the infielder average difficulty calculating means The fielder average difficulty rate is calculated for each condition, the area hitting number second counting means calculates the infield area second hit number of each plane area for each condition, and the infielder specific difficulty rate calculating means The infielder specific difficulty rate of the planar area is calculated for each condition, and the defense data display means displays the infielder average difficulty rate and the infielder specific difficulty rate for each condition for each condition.

As another example of the present invention, the server ( defense analysis system ) compares the infielder average difficulty rate of a specific planar area with the infielder specific difficulty rate of a specific planar fielder, of which If the infielder specific difficulty rate of a specific plane area of the fielder is equal to or greater than the infielder average difficulty rate, the plane area is defined as the first fielder area, and the infielder specific difficulty rate is 90% to 100% of the infielder average difficulty rate If it is less than that, the plane area is designated as the second defense area, and if the infielder specific difficulty rate is 70% to less than 90% of the infielder average difficulty rate, the plane area is designated as the third defense area, Infield defensive range specifying means that uses the third defensive area as the infielder's defensive range, the defensive data is the infielder's defensive range data, and the defensive data display means defines the infield defensive range in the infield Area Fe It is displayed in the zone and foul zone.

  As another example of the present invention, the vertical dimension in the center direction from the home base of each planar area in the fair zone and foul zone of the infield defense area is in the range of 30 to 200 cm, and the fair zone and foul zone of the infield defense area The horizontal dimension in the direction from the first base stand to the third base stand in each planar area is in the range of 20 to 100 cm.

  As another example of the present invention, the area hitting number first counting means calculates the outfield area first hitting number of each plane area for each of various conditions, and the outfielder average difficulty calculation means calculates the outfielder average difficulty rate out of each plane area. The fielder average difficulty rate is calculated for each condition, the area hitting number second counting means calculates the fielder second hit number of each plane area for each condition, and the fielder specific difficulty rate calculating means The outfielder specific difficulty rate of the planar area is calculated for each condition, and the defense data display means displays the outfielder average difficulty rate and the outfielder specific difficulty rate for each condition for each condition.

As another example of the present invention, a server ( defense analysis system ) compares an outfielder average difficulty rate of a specific planar area with an outfielder specific difficulty rate of a specific planar area of a predetermined outfielder, When the outfielder specific difficulty rate of a specific field area of the fielder is equal to or higher than the outfielder average difficulty rate, the planar area is regarded as the first defensive area, and the outfielder specific difficulty rate is 90% to 100% of the outfielder average difficulty rate Is less than 90% of the fielder's average difficulty rate, the plane area is the third field, and the first field is the first field. It includes outfield defense range specifying means for setting the third defense area as the outfielder's defense range, the defensive data is the outfielder's defensive range data, and the defensive data display means sets the specific outfielder's defensive range as the outfield defense in the stadium. Area Fe It is displayed in the zone and foul zone.

  As another example of the present invention, the vertical dimension in the center direction from the home base of each planar area in the fair zone and foul zone of the outfield defense area is in the range of 50 to 200 cm, and the fair zone and foul zone of the outfield defense area The horizontal dimension in the direction from the first base stand to the third base stand in each planar area is in the range of 30 to 100 cm.

As another example of the present invention, a server ( defense analysis system ) receives first to n-th high-speed cameras that shoot a game video and a game video shot by the first to n-th high-speed cameras, Analyzing the fielder or outfielder's defensive, formed from a server that distributes various defensive data and an information terminal that is held by multiple baseball officials and that receives defensive data distributed from the server. When the server requests browsing of various defense data, the server distributes the defense data to the information terminal, and the information terminal displays the distributed defense data.

As another example of the present invention, the condition data includes batter hitting ball type data for each ball thrown by the pitcher, ball type data for each ball thrown by the pitcher, and balls for each ball thrown by the pitcher. Course data, ball speed data of each ball thrown by the pitcher, runner's output status data, strike / ball count data, outcount data, batting order data, and inning data .

According to the defensive analysis system according to the present invention, a plurality of defensive data of infielders and outfielders using a plurality of game images from the past to the present taken from different first to nth directions in a baseball game. Since the field data of the acquired infielder and outfielder can be displayed, it is possible to determine the superior or inferior strength of the infielder or outfielder by using the defensive data. In addition to being able to analyze the strengths and weaknesses of infielders and outfielders, it is also possible to grasp the defensive capabilities of infielders and outfielders. The defensive analysis system can accurately analyze the good and bad points of infielders and outfielders, so the defensive data can be used as a reference for defensive practice of infielders and outfielders. Can be used to improve the defense of infielders and outfielders. The defensive analysis system divides the fair zone and foul zone of the infield defensive area in a baseball stadium into a plurality of planar areas with a net-like shape. The number of first hits in the area is totaled for each plane area, and the infield out first hit number that the unspecified number of infielders out of the infield area first hit number for each plane area is counted in the infield area. The infielder average difficulty rate for each plane area is calculated by dividing by the number of first hits, and all the infield area second hits flying to each plane area for a specific infielder are calculated for each plane area. The infield-out second hit number that the specific infielder out of the infield area second hit number for each plane area is counted and divided by the infield area second hit number for each plane area. Infielder specific difficulty Calculating the rate, from displaying the infield average difficulty index and specific infield hands fielder particular difficulty rate in each plane area, by calculating a specific infield hands fielder particular difficulty rate in each plane area, each Infielder You can know the defensive power of each plane area in the actual game. The defensive analysis system displays the infielder's average difficulty rate in each plane area and the specific infielder's infielder's specific difficulty rate, so the infielder's defensive power in each plane area is compared with the average infielder's defensive power It is possible to judge whether it is superior or inferior. The defensive analysis system divides the fair zone and foul zone of the outfield defensive area in the baseball stadium into a plurality of mesh-like planar areas, and targets all unspecified fielders flying to each planar area. The number of first hits in the area is counted for each plane area, and the number of outfield out first field hits that are out of the number of outfield area first hits for each plane area is counted as the outfield area. The outfielder average difficulty rate for each plane area is calculated by dividing by the number of first hits, and the number of outfield area second hits flew to each plane area for a specific outfielder is counted for each plane area. Of the outfield area second hit number for each plane area, the outfield out second hit number that is out by a specific outfielder is divided by the outfield area second hit number to calculate the outfielder for each plane area. Specific difficulty rate Out, since displaying the outfielder particular difficulty rate of the particular Infielder the outfielder average difficulty rate in each plane area, by calculating the outfielder particular difficulty rate of the particular outfielder in each plane area, the outer You can know the defensive power of each plane area in the fielder's real game. The defensive analysis system displays the average outfielder's difficulty rate in each plane area and the outfielder's specific difficulty rate of a specific outfielder, so the outfielder's defensive power is the average outfielder's defensive power in each planar area. It can be judged whether it is superior or inferior to

  Defensive data is the number of infielders or outfielders, number of stings, number of kills, number of mistakes, number of killings, number of withdrawals. Displays the number of kills, missed attacks, number of killed kills, and withdrawals, or the number of infielders or outfielders who have reached the specified number of matches, the number of kills, the number of killings, the number of missed attacks, the number of killings, the number of withdrawals The defensive analysis system that displays in the game knows in real time and timely the number of infielders and outfielders, the number of infielders, the number of killings, the number of missed attacks, the number of killings, and the number of withdrawals using baseball game images. It is possible to grasp the various results for the defense of the infielder and the outfielder. Since the defensive analysis system can grasp the various results for infielders and outfielders for each condition, it can know the various results for infielders and outfielders under different conditions. Fielder's defensive ability can be judged for each condition.

  The defensive data is hitting processing data from immediately after the hitting ball is released from the bat until the predetermined infielder catches and sends the hitting ball, and from immediately after the hitting ball is released from the bat using the hitting ball processing data The hitting process time until a given infielder catches and sends the hit ball is calculated for each condition, and the average hitting process time is calculated, and the hitting process time for each infielder is displayed for each condition. In addition, the defensive analysis system that displays at least the average time, the minimum time, and the maximum time of the hitting ball processing time for each condition uses defensive data acquired from the game video in the baseball game, The average time, minimum time, and maximum time of the hitting ball processing time and the hitting ball processing time for each condition of the infielder are displayed. It is possible to know the time in real time and in a timely manner, and to accurately determine the defensive power, good points, and bad points of each infielder from the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of the ball hitting time and ball hitting time. it can. The defensive analysis system can formulate a unique practice menu required for each infielder taking into account the ball hitting time for each condition, and can improve the defensive ability of the infielder using the system. The defensive analysis system can grasp the improvement of the infielder's defensive power by gradually shortening the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of the hitting ball processing time and the hitting ball processing time for each condition. You can know the results of practice.

  The defensive data is the defensive action data from when the hit ball is released from the bat until the predetermined infielder or outfielder starts the defensive action. The defensive action data is used immediately after the hit ball is released from the bat. The operation start time until the infielder or outfielder of each field starts the defensive operation is calculated for each condition, and the average operation start time is calculated for each infielder or each outfielder for each condition. The defensive analysis system that displays at least the average time of the operation start time, the minimum time, and the maximum time for each condition uses defensive data acquired from the game video in the baseball game, Since the operation start time and the average start time, minimum time, and maximum time for each condition of the specified infielder or outfielder are displayed, the operation start time and motion The average start time, minimum time, and maximum time can be known in real time and in a timely manner. From the average start time, minimum start time, and maximum start time of each infielder or outfielder It is possible to accurately judge the points of defense and bad points. The defensive analysis system can formulate unique practice menus necessary for each infielder and each outfielder taking into account the movement start time, and use the system to improve the defensive ability of infielders and outfielders Can do. The defensive analysis system can grasp the improvement of the defensive power of infielders or outfielders by gradually shortening the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of operation start time and operation start time for each condition, Know the results of infielder or outfielder practice.

  The defensive data is the catching posture data from when a given infielder starts the defensive action until the catching position is taken. The catching position data is used to catch the predetermined infielder after starting the defensive action. The catching posture time until taking the sphere posture is calculated for each condition, the average time of the catching posture time is calculated, the catching posture time of each infielder is displayed for each condition, and the catching posture time The defensive analysis system that displays at least the average time of the average time, the minimum time, and the maximum time for each condition is based on the defensive data acquired from the game video in the baseball game for each condition of the predetermined infielder It displays the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of catching stance time and catching stance time at, so you can know the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of catching stance time and catching time in real time and in a timely manner. Can average time of catching posture time and catching posture time, minimum time, good point defense strength and defense each Infielder from the maximum time, it is possible to accurately determine the bad point. The defensive analysis system can formulate a unique practice menu necessary for each infielder taking into account the ball catching time for each condition, and can improve the infielder's defensive ability using the system . The defensive analysis system can grasp the improvement of the infielder's defensive power by gradually shortening the catching time and the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of the catching time in each condition. You can know the results of fielder practice.

  The defensive data is the hitting ball throwing data from when the predetermined infielder catches the hit ball to the ball is sent, and the hit ball sending data until the predetermined infielder catches the hit ball after the hit ball is sent using the hit ball pitching data While calculating the time for each condition, calculating the average time of the ball throwing time, displaying the ball throwing time of each infielder for each condition, and out of the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of the ball throwing time The defensive analysis system that displays at least the average time for each condition uses defensive data acquired from the game video in the baseball game, and uses the defensive data for the given infielder's various conditions, Since the minimum time and maximum time are displayed, it is possible to know the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of the ball hitting time and ball hitting time in real time and in a timely manner. Average time hitting throwing time, minimum time, good point defense strength and defense each Infielder from the maximum time, it is possible to accurately determine the bad point. The defensive analysis system can formulate a unique practice menu necessary for each infielder in consideration of the hitting time for each condition, and can improve the defensive ability of the infielder using the system. The defensive analysis system is able to grasp the improvement of the infielder's defensive power by gradually shortening the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of the ball throwing time and the ball throwing time for each condition. You can know the results of practice.

  The defensive data is the defensive movement data from the time when the hit ball is released from the bat until the predetermined outfielder reaches the catching point of the hit ball, and the defensive data is used immediately after the hit ball is released from the bat using the defensive movement data. The defensive movement time until the outfielder reaches the catching point of the hit ball is determined for each condition, the average defensive movement time is calculated, and the defensive movement time for each outfielder is displayed for each condition. The defensive analysis system that displays at least the average time of the travel time, the minimum time, and the maximum time for each condition, uses the defensive data acquired from the game video in the baseball game, Displays the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of defensive movement time and defensive movement time for each condition, so the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of defensive movement time and defensive movement time are displayed. It is possible to know in real time and in a timely manner, and from the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of the defensive movement time and the defensive movement time, it is possible to accurately determine the defensive power, good points and bad points of each outfielder. . The defensive analysis system can formulate a unique practice menu necessary for each outfielder considering the defensive movement time for each condition, and can improve the defensive power of the outfielder using the system. The defensive analysis system is able to grasp the improvement of defensive power of outfielders by gradually reducing the defensive movement time and the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of defensive movement time for each condition. You can know the results of practice.

The defensive data display means displays a predetermined infielder hitting processing time, an operation start time, a catching posture time and a hitting pitching time together with the infielder's defensive video data, and a predetermined infielder hitting processing time. The average time, minimum time, and maximum time of the motion start time, ball catching posture time and ball throwing time are displayed together with the fielder's defensive video data, and the predetermined fielder's motion start time and field movement time are The defensive analysis system that displays with the fielder's defensive video data and displays the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of the predetermined outfielder's movement start time and defensive movement time together with the fielder's defensive video data at each time Is displayed along with the infielder or outfielder's defensive video data, so that the defensive action projected on the infielder or outfielder's defensive image data can be understood over time. Bets can be a good point of defense force and defense each Infielder from the time and defensive video data (defensive action), it is possible to accurately determine the bad point. The defensive analysis system can formulate a unique practice menu for each infielder that takes into account defensive actions displayed in each time and defensive video data. Can be improved.

Using the defensive data acquired by the defensive data acquisition means, calculate the defensive rate of a given infielder or outfielder calculated by (number of stabs + number of slaughter) / (number of stabs + number of slaughter + number of misses) Or a defensive rate calculation means for calculating a defensive rate of a predetermined infielder or outfielder for each condition using defensive data, and a defensive data display means calculates a predetermined infielder calculated by the defensive rate calculating means or A defensive analysis system that displays the outfielder's defensive rate or displays the defensive rate of a given infielder or outfielder for each condition, using defensive data obtained from the game video in a baseball game, Since the infielder and outfielder's defense rate is displayed, it is possible to know the defense rate of each infielder and each outfielder in real time and in a timely manner. Good and bad It is possible to determine the point. The defensive analysis system can formulate unique practice menus required for each infielder and each outfielder taking into consideration the defensive rate for each condition, and using the system to improve the defensive ability of infielders and outfielders Can be achieved.

Using the defensive data acquired by the defensive data acquisition means, calculate a predetermined infielder or outfielder range factor calculated by 9 x (number of stabs + number of slaughter) / number of defensive innings , or defensive data It includes a range factor calculation means for calculating a predetermined infielder or outfielder's range factor for each condition, and the defensive data display means uses the predetermined infielder or outfielder's range factor calculated by the range factor calculation means. A defensive analysis system that displays or displays a predetermined infielder or outfielder's range factor for each condition, using defensive data obtained from a game video in a baseball game, Since the range factor is displayed, each infielder and each outfielder's range factor is displayed in real time and in a timely manner. It can be known, it is possible to determine the aggressiveness of the defense force of the infield and the outfield from range factor. The defensive analysis system can formulate a unique practice menu necessary for each infielder and each outfielder considering the range factor for each condition. Improvements can be made.

  The area hitting number first counting means calculates the infield area first hit number of the first to nth plane areas for each of various conditions, and the infielder average difficulty rate calculating means calculates the infielder average difficulty ratio of each plane area for various conditions. The area hitting number second counting means calculates the infield area second hitting number of each plane area for each condition, and the infielder specifying difficulty rate calculating means calculates the infielder specifying difficulty rate of each plane area. A defensive analysis system that calculates for each condition and displays the infielder average difficulty rate and the infielder specific difficulty rate in each plane area for each field condition. The defensive analysis system displays the specific in the first to nth plane areas. By calculating the infielder specific difficulty rate of each infielder for each condition, it is possible to know the defense strength for each condition in each plane area in the actual game of each infielder. Since the defensive analysis system displays the infielder average difficulty rate for each condition in each plane area and the infielder specific difficulty rate for each condition of a specific infielder, each fielder's various conditions in each plane area It is possible to judge whether the defensive ability of the player is superior or inferior to the defensive ability of each condition of the average infielder.

  Compare the infielder average difficulty rate for a specific planar area with the infielder specific difficulty rate for a specific planar area for a given infielder, and the infielder specific difficulty rate for that specific planar area is the infielder average difficulty ratio If the rate is equal to or greater than the rate, the plane area is designated as the first defense area, and if the infielder specific difficulty rate is 90% to less than 100% of the infielder average difficulty rate, the plane area is designated as the second defense area. When the specific difficulty rate is 70% to less than 90% of the infielder average difficulty rate, the plane area is defined as the third defense area, the first to third defense areas are defined as the defense range of the infielder, and the specific infielder The defensive analysis system that displays the defensive range of each infielder in the fair zone and foul zone of the infield defensive area on the stadium can quantitatively determine the exact defensive range corresponding to the defensive power of each infielder's actual game The exact defensive range obtained from the defense of reality in the game of each Infielder can be displayed, without relying on the experience and intuition of baseball officials, it is possible to know the exact reach of each Infielder. Since the defensive analysis system can know the exact range of defense for each infielder, it can plan various strategies that take into account the range of defense of each infielder in a baseball game. The game can be advanced.

  The vertical dimension in the center direction from the home base of each plane area in the fair zone and foul zone of the infield defense area is in the range of 30 to 200 cm, and it is three bases from the first stand on each plane area in the fair zone and foul zone of the infield defense area In the defensive analysis system in which the lateral dimension in the side stand direction is in the range of 20 to 100 cm, the vertical dimension and the lateral dimension of each plane area are within the above ranges, so that the fair zone and foul zone of the infield defensive area are arranged in a plurality of planes. By calculating the infielder average difficulty rate and infielder specific difficulty rate of each subdivided plane area, it is possible to know more accurate defense power of each infielder, It is possible to grasp the more accurate defense range of the infielder.

  The area hitting number first counting means calculates the first number of hits in the outfield area of the first to nth plane areas for each condition, and the outfielder average difficulty rate calculating means calculates the outfielder average difficulty ratio of each plane area in various conditions. The area hitting number second counting means calculates the outfield area second hitting number of each plane area for each condition, and the outfielder specifying difficulty rate calculating means calculates the outfielder specifying difficulty rate of each plane area. The defensive analysis system, which calculates for each condition and displays the outfielder average difficulty rate and outfielder specific difficulty rate in each plane area for each field condition, is a defensive analysis system that displays the outfielder's average difficulty rate in each plane area. By calculating the fielder specific difficulty rate for each condition, it is possible to know the defense strength for each condition of each plane area in the actual game of each fielder. Since the defensive analysis system displays the outfielder average difficulty rate for each condition in each plane area and the outfielder specific difficulty rate for each condition of a specific outfielder, each fielder's condition for each condition in each plane area It is possible to judge whether the defensive ability of the player is superior or inferior to the defensive ability of each condition of the average outfielder.

  Compare the outfielder average difficulty rate of a specific planar area with the outfielder specific difficulty ratio of a specific planar area of a given outfielder, and the outfielder specific difficulty rate of the specific planar area of that outfielder is the outfielder average difficulty ratio If the rate is equal to or greater than the rate, the plane area is the first defense area, and if the outfielder specific difficulty rate is 90% to less than 100% of the outfielder average difficulty rate, the plane area is the second defense area, and the outfielder If the specific difficulty level is 70% to less than 90% of the outfielder average difficulty rate, the plane area is the third field, the first field to the third field is the fielder's field, and the specific fielder The defensive analysis system that displays the defensive range of each fielder in the fair zone and foul zone of the outfield defensive area of the stadium can quantitatively determine the exact defensive range corresponding to the defensive strength of each outfielder's actual game It is possible to display the exact defense range obtained from the defense of reality in the game of each outfielder, without relying on the experience and intuition of baseball officials, it is possible to know the exact reach of each outfielder. Since the defensive analysis system can know the exact defensive range of each outfielder, it is possible to plan various strategies that take into account the defensive range of each outfielder in a baseball game. The game can be advanced.

  The vertical dimension in the center direction from the home base of each plane area in the fair zone and foul zone of the outfield defense area is in the range of 50 to 200 cm, and the third base from the first base stand of each plane area in the fair zone and foul zone of the outfield defense area In the defensive analysis system in which the lateral dimension in the side stand direction is in the range of 30 to 100 cm, the vertical and lateral dimensions of each plane area are within the above ranges, so that the fair zone and foul zone of the outfield defensive area are arranged in a plurality of planes. By calculating the outfield average difficulty rate and outfield specific difficulty rate of each subdivided flat area, it is possible to know the more accurate defense power of each outfielder, and each outfielder It is possible to grasp the more accurate range of defense.

  When the information terminal requests the server to browse various defense data, the server distributes the defense data to the information terminal, and the defense analysis system in which the information terminal displays the distributed various defense data includes a plurality of information terminals. Using this, multiple baseball players such as managers, coaches, trainers, active players, scorers, scouts, team staff, and player OB can share various defensive data. Can be watched at any time in any place, and a plurality of baseball players can analyze the defenses of infielders or outfielders using the system in every scene such as during practice, during a game, and during a meeting.

Condition data is batter hitting ball type data for each ball thrown by the pitcher, ball type data for each ball thrown by the pitcher, course data for each ball thrown by the pitcher, 1 pitcher thrown The defensive analysis system, which is the ball speed data of each ball, the runner's output data, strike / ball count data, outcount data, batting order data, and inning data, uses the defensive data, A good or bad hand can be judged based on at least one of the following conditions: batter hit type, ball type, ball course, ball speed, runner's output status, strike ball count, and out count. The fielder's defensive and bad points can be analyzed for each condition, and infielders and outsiders can be analyzed. The defense force of the hand can be grasped in each them conditions. The defensive analysis system can accurately analyze the good and bad points of infielders and outfielders for each condition, so various defensive data corresponding to each condition can be used for infielder and outfielder defensive practice. It can be used as a reference material, and the system can be used to improve the defense capabilities of infielders and outfielders. The defensive analysis system uses the infield average difficulty rate, outfield average difficulty rate, outfield specific difficulty rate, outfield specific difficulty rate, outfielder defensive range, outfielder defensive range, which are defensive data. You can know the exact defensive power of each infielder or each outfielder in at least one of the following conditions: ball type, ball course, ball speed, runner's output status, strike ball count, outcount It is possible to grasp the exact range of defense of each infielder or each outfielder in the conditions.

The block diagram of the defensive analysis system shown as an example. The figure which shows an example of the planar area which divided the baseball stadium into the shape of a mesh. The figure explaining calculation of the infielder average difficulty rate and infielder specific difficulty rate in each plane area of an infielder. The figure explaining calculation of the outfielder average difficulty rate and outfielder specific difficulty rate in each plane area of an outfielder. The figure which shows an example of the menu screen displayed on the display connected to the server. The figure which shows an example of the menu screen displayed on the display of a notebook personal computer. The figure which shows an example of a defensive results search screen. The figure which shows an example of a defensive results display screen. The figure which shows an example of a hit ball process search screen. The figure which shows an example of a hitting process display screen. The figure which shows an example of a defensive operation search screen. The figure which shows an example of a defensive operation display screen. The figure which shows an example of a catching stance search screen. The figure which shows an example of a ball catching posture display screen. The figure which shows an example of a hit ball sending search screen. The figure which shows an example of a hit ball sending display screen. The figure which shows another example of the defensive operation search screen. The figure which shows another example of a defensive operation display screen. The figure which shows an example of the defensive movement search screen. The figure which shows an example of the defensive movement display screen. The figure which shows an example of a defense rate and a range factor search screen. The figure which shows an example of a defense rate and a range factor display screen. The figure which shows an example of a difficulty rate search screen. The figure which shows an example of a difficulty rate display screen. The figure which shows an example of a defensive range search screen. The figure which shows an example of a defensive range display screen. The figure which shows another example of a defense rate and a range factor search screen. The figure which shows another example of a defense rate and a range factor display screen. The figure which shows another example of a difficulty rate search screen. The figure which shows another example of a difficulty rate display screen. The figure which shows another example of the defensive range search screen. The figure which shows another example of the defensive range display screen.

  The details of the defensive analysis system according to the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings such as FIG. 1 which is a configuration diagram of the defensive analysis system 10 shown as an example. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of the planar areas E1 to E140 obtained by dividing the baseball stadium 11 into a net-like shape, and FIG. 3 shows the infielder average difficulty rate in each planar area E1 to E70 of the infielder. It is a figure explaining calculation of the infielder specific difficulty rate. FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the calculation of the outfielder average difficulty rate and the outfielder specific difficulty rate in each planar area E71 to E140. In the following description, the system 10 will be described as an example where the defensive analysis system 10 is used in a professional baseball team and various data including defensive data are distributed via the Internet 12.

  The defensive analysis system 10 can be used not only by professional baseball teams but also by any organization such as companies, groups, local governments, schools, etc. that conduct baseball (not only professionals but also amateurs) competitions. Used for baseball infielder or outfielder defensive analysis. In addition, various data including defensive data may be transmitted / received via a closed network such as a LAN or WAN.

  The defensive analysis system 10 includes a server 13 used by the team, a plurality of information terminals 14 possessed by each professional baseball player, and a high-speed camera 15A capable of shooting each game video in a baseball game (game) at high speed. To 15D (high-speed camera) (first to n-th high-speed camera). The information terminal 14 includes a tower type computer, a notebook type computer, a smart phone, a smart book, a tablet PC, a mobile phone, a personal digital assistant (PDA), a wearable PC, and the like. The high-speed cameras 15A to 15D include a television shooting camera, a camera recorder, a studio camera, a portable camera, and the like of each broadcasting station. Professional baseball personnel include managers, coaches, trainers, active players, scorers, scouts, team staff, player OBs, etc., but the baseball personnel are not limited to them. Baseball critics and baseball commentators Anyone such as a sports instructor is included.

  In FIG. 1, one notebook personal computer 14A, a tablet PC 14B (tablet), and a smartphone 14C are illustrated as the information terminals 14, but actually, a plurality of computers, smartphones, smart books, tablet PCs, mobile phones, and the like are illustrated. A system 10 is configured by a telephone, a personal digital assistant (PDA), a wearable PC, and the like. Further, in FIG. 1, one physical server 13 is illustrated, but a virtual server may constitute the system 10, and two or more physical servers or two or more virtual servers are included in the system. 10 may be configured, and various data including defense data may be managed on the Internet 12 using cloud computing.

  In the defensive analysis system 10, various data used for analysis of defensive infielders or outfielders are stored in a database (including cloud), and these data including defensive data are transmitted via networks such as the Internet 12, LAN, and WAN. The data is distributed from the server 13 to the information terminals 14 and the data is transmitted from the information terminals 14 to the server 13 via the network. Professional baseball officials analyze the defenses corresponding to various conditions of infielders and outfielders of their own teams and other teams by looking at various data distributed from the server 13 to the information terminals 14, and determine the quality of the defenses. to decide.

  The server 13 has a physical central processing unit (CPU or MPU), a virtual virtual central processing unit, a physical memory (main memory or cache memory), and a virtual virtual memory, and has an independent operating system. It is a physical computer or a virtual computer that is operated by a system (OS). The server 13 has a physical storage area (such as a hard disk) and a virtual storage area (such as a virtual hard disk) that is virtualized. A defense analysis application is stored in the memory of the server 13.

  The server 13 may be installed in a facility where the team is moving, or may be installed in a data center with which the team is contracted. Although not shown, the server 13 is connected to an input device such as a keyboard, mouse, touch pen, and voice input microphone, and an output device such as a display and a printer via an interface. The server 13 is connected to a security router and a fire fall, and is connected to a broadcast receiver (not shown). The central processing unit of the server 13 activates the defensive analysis application stored in the memory based on the control by the operating system, and executes each means according to the activated application.

  The server 13 accepts a request from a DNS server function for setting a correspondence between a host name and an IP address assigned to the host name, a Web server function necessary for publishing a home page, and other computers and other servers. Such as a database server function that provides functions for reading and writing various information, a mail server function for sending and receiving e-mails, a document server function that saves all created text and image data, and makes it possible to search for such data Has various server functions. The server 13 can be connected to the Internet 12 using a web browser, and is connected to an unspecified number of other servers (physical servers and virtual servers) via various DNS servers connected to the Internet 12. You can access and log in.

  In the storage area of the server 13, information terminal identification identifiers transmitted from each information terminal 14 (notebook personal computer 14A, tablet PC 14B, smart phone 14C) are stored, and a team identification identifier that identifies the own team or another team is stored. A stadium identifying identifier for identifying the stadium 11 is stored, and a player identifying identifier for identifying a player belonging to the own team or another team is stored. In the storage area of the server 13, various player data (including personal information) of those players (infielder or outfielder) are stored in a state associated with the team specific identifier and the player specific identifier, and transmitted from the broadcast receiver. The plurality of game videos that are played are stored in a state associated with the team team identification identifier, the stadium identification identifier, the player identification identifier, and the game video identification identifier. In the storage area of the server 13, URLs of the information terminals 14 are stored, and URLs of physical external servers (computers) and virtual servers (computers) installed in various places are stored.

  As the information terminal identification identifier, the IP address, MAC address, URL, e-mail address, cookie information, individual identification number, etc. of each information terminal can be used, as well as a uniquely generated unique identification number. it can. Uniquely generated unique identifiers can be used for the team team specific identifier, the stadium specific identifier, the player specific identifier, and the game video specific identifier. The player data includes fielder data, batter data, and pitcher data.

  The fielder data includes player name, team name, spine number, age, extension, weight, one army (regular) or second army (farm), and position. The batter data includes batter name, team name, spine number, age, extension, weight, first army (regular) or second army (farm), starter or pinch hitter, right hand or left hand, position, batting order, batter. All of the batter's grades such as performance (batting rate, long hit rate, hit rate, hit number, home run number, number of hits, strikeout, strikeout, four-ball count, dead ball count, sacrificial hit count, concurrent hit count, number of hits, hit count, etc. Included).

  Pitcher data includes pitcher name, team name, spine number, age, extension, weight, first army (regular) or second army (farm), starting or relief, right throwing or left throwing, holding ball (ball type), pitcher (Including all of the pitcher's results such as defense rate, self-responsibility point, number of complete throws, strikeouts, hits, and four-ball count). The competition data includes a competition team name (a team name VS team name), a competition date, a game time from the start to the end of the game, a name of a stadium where a game is played, and the like.

  The notebook personal computer 14A and the tablet PC 14B are computers that have a CPU or GPU, a main memory, and a cache memory and operate by an independent operating system (OS). The notebook personal computer 14 </ b> A and the tablet PC 14 </ b> B can use various types of different types and different manufacturers. The memory of the notebook personal computer 14A and the tablet PC 14B stores the defensive analysis application, stores the personal data of the team officials who have the authority to use them, and stores the URLs of the server 13 and other servers. Yes. The defensive analysis application is downloaded directly from the server 13 or downloaded from the server 13 after accessing the server 13 via a link. Personal data includes passwords, ID numbers, terminal user names, team names, addresses, telephone numbers, FAX numbers, mail addresses, and the like.

  The notebook personal computer 14A and the tablet PC 14B can be connected to the Internet 12 using a web browser, and pass through a plurality of various DNS servers connected to the Internet 12, and an unspecified number of servers (physical servers and virtual servers). ) Can be accessed and logged in. The notebook personal computer 14 </ b> A and the tablet 14 </ b> B can use various search engines on the Internet 12. The notebook personal computer 14A and the tablet PC 14B activate a defensive analysis application stored in the memory based on control by the operating system, and execute each means according to the activated application.

  The smartphone 14C includes a CPU or GPU, a main memory, and a cache memory, and a computer that operates by an independent operating system (OS) and has a semiconductor memory mounted thereon. The smartphone 14 </ b> C can use various types of different types and different provided carriers. In the semiconductor memory of the smartphone 14C, the defensive analysis application is stored, and the personal data of the players related to the team that have the authority to use the application are stored, and the URLs of the server 13 and other servers are stored. Yes. The defensive analysis application is downloaded directly from the server 13 or downloaded from the server 13 after accessing the server 13 via a link.

  The smartphone 14C is connectable to the Internet 12 using a web browser, and accesses an unspecified number of servers (physical servers and virtual servers) through various DNS servers connected to the Internet 12. You can log in. The smartphone 14 </ b> C can use various search engines on the Internet 12. The smartphone 14C activates the defense analysis application stored in the memory based on the control by the operating system, and executes each means according to the activated application.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the high-speed cameras 15A to 15D are installed on a stand 16 of the stadium 11, and are used to play a game such as a defense video game between an infielder or an outfielder in a professional baseball game (game) or a game between a pitcher and a batter. Shoot video (digital video). The cameras 15A to 15D have variable shooting speeds and can shoot each game video at a high speed, and can also shoot each game video at a normal speed. The game includes not only a single army game but also a farm game. In addition to a game during a pennant race, an open game is also included.

  The high-speed camera 15A is installed on a stand 16 behind the back net (back net camera), and shoots a game video from the back of the home base (catcher) toward the center (first to n-th directions). The camera 15B is installed on the first base stand 16 (first base camera) and shoots a game video from the back of the first base (first) toward the third base (third) direction (first to nth directions). The camera 15C is installed on the stand 16 behind the center (center camera), and shoots a game video from the center toward the back net (first to n-th directions). The camera 15D is installed on the third base stand 16 (third base camera), and shoots a game video from the back of the third base toward the first base direction (first to nth directions).

  Although not shown, a professional baseball player may bring a high-speed camera to the stadium and the professional baseball player may shoot a game video from the stand 16 while holding the camera. In FIG. 1, four cameras 15 </ b> A to 15 </ b> D are illustrated, but the number of cameras is not particularly limited, and at least three cameras may be installed and a game video may be taken by these cameras. Moreover, there is no limitation in particular also about the direction which image | photographs a game image | video, A game image | video is image | photographed from all the directions (1st-nth direction) of a stadium. The back net camera 15A, the first base camera 15B, the center camera 15C, and the third base camera 15D transmit the captured game video in the baseball game to the broadcast receiver as a broadcast wave (radio wave). The broadcast receiver stores the game video and transmits the game video to the server 13.

  The central processing unit of the server 13 receives game video data in a baseball game taken from different first to n-th directions by the high-speed cameras 15A to 15D from the broadcast receiver, and these match videos are transmitted between the pitcher and the batter. Battering type data for each batter thrown by the pitcher from each of the fighting images, ball type data for each ball thrown by the pitcher, and each ball thrown by the pitcher Course data for each ball, ball speed data for each ball thrown by the pitcher, runner's output status data, strike / ball count data, outcount data, batting order data, and inning data (condition data) Acquisition means).

  The condition data is acquired from the game video data, and a baseball player inputs it through the input device such as a keyboard, mouse, touch panel, touch pen, and voice input microphone of the information terminal 14 during the game at the stadium 11, Condition data can also be transmitted to the server 13. The server 13 stores the acquired condition data (including batter data, pitcher data, and play date / time data) in the storage area in a state associated with the team identification identifier, the stadium identification identifier, the player identification identifier, and the game video identification identifier (conditions) Data storage means).

The central processing unit of the server 13 divides the game video data into infield or outfielder defensive play (for each defensive action), and multiple defensive 1 play data (defense data) for each condition. Acquired (for each condition data) (defense data acquisition means) . The server 13 associates the acquired defensive play data (including condition data, fielder data, batter data, pitcher data, and play date data) with the team specific identifier, the stadium specific identifier, the player specific identifier, and the game video specific identifier. The state is stored in the storage area (defense data storage means). The one play data is acquired for each condition and for each hit ball data. One play data includes field video data of an infielder or an outfielder photographed from the first to nth directions.

  One play of the infielder's defense is at least from the batter's bat in a series of plays (motions) from when the pitcher starts pitching until the infielder who picks up the batter hits the ball. It is a play from the time when the hit ball is released until the infielder catches the shot and sends it. One play of outfielder's defensive is a series of play (motion) from when the pitcher starts pitching until the outfielder catches and sends the batter's hit ball, at least from the batter's bat It is a play from immediately after being released until the outfielder catches the hit ball.

  The hit ball type data includes an infield liner, an outfield liner, a hit liner, an infield fly, a catcher fly, an outfield fly, an infield goro, a hit goro, a foul liner, a foul tip, a hit ball direction, a hit ball angle, and a hit ball speed. Infield liners include pitcher liners, first liners, second liners, short liners, and third liners. Outfield liners include right liners, center liners, and left liners. The hit liner includes a right intermediate liner, a left intermediate liner, a right line liner, and a left line liner. Infield fly includes pitcher fly, catcher fly, first fly, second fly, short fly, and third fly, and outfield fly includes right fly, center fly, and left fly.

  Infield Goro has Pitcher Goro, Catcher Goro, First Goro, Second Goro, Short Goro, and Third Goro, and Hit Goro has 2 Yugo Goro, 3 Yugo Goro, Ichimoku Goro, and Sanjo Goro. The fouls include a back net side foul, a first base side foul, a third base side foul, a back net side stand in foul, a first base side stand in foul, and a third base side stand in foul. In the hitting direction, pitcher direction, catcher direction, back net direction, first base direction, first base stand direction, second base direction, shortstop direction, third base direction, third base stand direction, light direction, light stand direction, center direction, center stand direction, There are left direction and left stand direction. The hitting angle includes a liner angle, a home run angle, a fly angle, a hit angle, a normal hit angle, and the like. The hitting angle can also be expressed by a numerical value (degree). The hitting angle and hitting speed are acquired from a match video for each pitcher and batter (condition data acquisition means).

  The ball data includes straight, four seam fastball, two seam fastball, moving fastball, sinking fastball, cut fastball, split fingered fastball, shoot, sinker, slider, curve, and slurb. , Screw balls, fork balls, change-ups, palm balls, slow balls, knuckle balls, gyro balls and the like.

  The course data includes the inner angle higher strike, inner angle middle strike, inner angle lower strike, middle higher strike, middle middle strike, middle lower strike, outer angle higher strike, outer angle middle strike, outer angle lower strike, inner angle higher ball, inner angle middle ball, inner angle There is a low ball, a middle high ball, a middle low ball, a high external angle ball, an external central ball and a low external angle ball. The ball speed data includes 100-110 (km), 111-120 (km), 121-125 (km), 126-130 (km), 131-140 (km), 141-145 (km), 146-150. (Km), 150 (km) or more.

  The runner's output status data includes 1st runner, 1st runner, 2nd runner, 2nd runner, 2nd and 3rd runner, 1st and 3rd runner, and 1st, 2nd and 3rd runner. 0B-0S, 0B-1S, 1B-0S, 1B-1S, 2B-0S, 0B-2S, 3B-0S, 2B-1S, 1B-2S, 3B-1S, 2B-2S, 3B-2S is there. The outcount data includes 0O, 1O, and 2O, and the batting order data includes the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth and substitute hits. Inning data (including defensive inning number data) includes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, and 12.

The central processing unit of the server 13 collects each defensive data, such as stabbed data, killing data, unsuccessful data, slaughter data, and removal data, from among the game video data and one play data of the defensive field of the infielder and outfielder. Acquired for each condition (defense data acquisition means) . The server 13 uses the acquired data (including one play data, condition data, batting data, fielder data, batter data, pitcher data, and play date / time data) as a team identification identifier, a stadium identification identifier, a player identification identifier, and a game video identification. Store in the storage area in a state associated with the identifier (defense data storage means). Such data is acquired for each condition (each condition data). It is also possible for a baseball official to input such data via an input device such as a keyboard, mouse, touch panel, touch pen, or voice input microphone of the information terminal 14 during a match at the stadium and transmit the data to the server 13. .

  The central processing unit of the server 13 counts the number of infielders and outfielders from the game video data and the defensive play data, and also obtains the stabbed data, the killing data, the failure data, the assault data, and the capture data. From the number of infielders and outfielders, the number of stabs, the number of kills, the number of mistakes, the number of killings, the number of captures. The server 13 includes infielder and outfielder game count data, stabbing count data, kill count count data, missed count count data, kill count count data, capture count count data (1 play data, condition data, fielder data, batter data, pitcher) (Including data and play date data) are stored in the storage area in a state associated with the team specific identifier, the stadium specific identifier, the player specific identifier, and the game video specific identifier (defense data storage means). Such data is acquired for each condition (each condition data).

  The central processing unit of the server 13 calculates the defense rate of the infielder or the outfielder using the defense data of the stab count data, the kill count data, and the missed count data, or the stab count data and the kill count data. The defense rate of the infielder or the outfielder is calculated for each condition by using the defense data of the number of missed measures (defense rate calculation means). The defense rate is calculated by (number of stabs + number of slaughter) / (number of stabs + number of slaughter + number of misses). The server 13 stores the calculated defense rate (including condition data and fielder data) in the storage area in a state associated with the team specific identifier and the player specific identifier (defense rate storage means).

  The central processing unit of the server 13 calculates the range factor of the infielder or outfielder using the stabbing number data, the killing number data, and the defensive inning number data, or the stabbing number data, the killing number data, and the defensive inning. The infielder or outfielder's range factor is calculated for each condition using numerical data (range factor calculation means). The range factor (RF) is calculated by 9 × (number of stings + number of kills) / number of defensive innings. The server 13 stores the calculated range factor (including condition data and fielder data) in the storage area in a state associated with the team specific identifier and the player specific identifier (range factor storage means).

The central processing unit of the server 13 acquires a plurality of infielder hitting ball processing data (defense data) for each condition from one play data of defense (including those game video data) (defense data acquisition means) . The hit ball processing data is video data from when the hit ball is released from the bat to when a predetermined infielder catches and sends the hit ball. The server 13 associates the acquired hitting process data (including condition data, fielder data, batter data, pitcher data, play date data) with the team specific identifier, the stadium specific identifier, the player specific identifier, and the game video specific identifier. Is stored in the storage area (defense data storage means). The hitting process data is acquired for each condition (each condition data).

  The central processing unit of the server 13 uses the hit ball processing data (video data) to set the hit ball processing time from when the hit ball is released from the bat until the predetermined infielder catches and sends the hit ball under various conditions. For each time, the average time of the hitting ball processing time is calculated, and the maximum time and the minimum time of the hitting ball processing time are extracted (hitting ball processing time acquisition means). The server 13 calculates the average time, minimum time, and maximum time (including condition data, fielder data, batter data, pitcher data, and play date data) of the ball hitting processing time as a team identification identifier, a stadium identification identifier, a player identification identifier, and a game video Store in the storage area in a state associated with the specific identifier (defense data storage means). The average time, the minimum time, and the maximum time are acquired for each condition (for each condition data).

The central processing unit of the server 13 acquires a plurality of infielders or outfielders' defensive action data (defense data) for each condition from one defensive play data (including those game video data) (defense data acquisition means). . The defensive action data is video data from when a hit ball is released from the bat until a predetermined infielder or outfielder starts a defensive action. The server 13 associates the acquired defensive action data (including condition data, fielder data, batter data, pitcher data, play date data) with the team specific identifier, the stadium specific identifier, the player specific identifier, and the game video specific identifier. Is stored in the storage area (defense data storage means). The defensive action data is acquired for each condition (each condition data).

  The central processing unit of the server 13 uses the defensive operation data (video data) to set the operation start time from immediately after the hit ball is released from the bat until the predetermined infielder or outfielder starts the defensive operation for each condition. Then, the average time of the operation start time is calculated, and the maximum time and the minimum time of the operation start time are extracted (operation start time acquisition means). The server 13 uses the average time, the minimum time, and the maximum time (including condition data, fielder data, batter data, pitcher data, and play date data) of the operation start time as a team specific identifier, a stadium specific identifier, a player specific identifier, and a game video Store in the storage area in a state associated with the specific identifier (defense data storage means). The average time, the minimum time, and the maximum time are acquired for each condition (for each condition data).

The central processing unit of the server 13 acquires a plurality of infielder's ball catching posture data (defense data) for each condition from one play data of defense (including those game video data) (defense data acquisition means) . The ball catching posture data is video data from when the infielder starts the defensive action until the ball catching posture is taken. The server 13 associates the acquired catching posture data (including condition data, fielder data, batter data, pitcher data, play date data) with the team specific identifier, the stadium specific identifier, the player specific identifier, and the game video specific identifier. The state is stored in the storage area (defense data storage means). The ball catching posture data is acquired for each condition (each condition data).

  The central processing unit of the server 13 uses the ball catching posture data (video data) to determine the ball catching posture time from when the infielder starts the defensive operation until the ball catching posture is taken for each condition. While calculating the average time of body posture time, the maximum time and the minimum time of ball catching posture time are extracted (ball catching posture time acquisition means). The server 13 uses the average time, the minimum time, and the maximum time (including condition data, fielder data, batter data, pitcher data, play date data) of the ball catching stance time, a team team specific identifier, a stadium specific identifier, a player specific identifier, a game Store in the storage area in a state associated with the video specific identifier (defense data storage means). The average time, the minimum time, and the maximum time are acquired for each condition (for each condition data).

The central processing unit of the server 13 acquires a plurality of infielder ball hitting data (defense data) for each condition from one play data of defense (including the game video data) (defense data acquisition means) . The hit ball sending data is video data from the infielder catching the hit ball to sending it. The server 13 associates the acquired hitting pitch data (including condition data, fielder data, batter data, pitcher data, play date data) with the team identification identifier, the stadium identification identifier, the player identification identifier, and the game video identification identifier. Is stored in the storage area (defense data storage means). The hitting ball sending data is acquired for each condition (each condition data).

  The central processing unit of the server 13 uses the hitting pitching data (video data) to calculate the hitting pitching time from when the infielder catches the hitting ball until it is sent for each condition, and calculates the average hitting pitching time. While calculating, the maximum time and the minimum time of the ball hitting time are extracted (ball hitting time acquisition means). The server 13 uses the average time, minimum time, and maximum time (including condition data, fielder data, batter data, pitcher data, and play date data) of the ball hitting time as the baseball specific identifier, baseball specific identifier, player specific identifier, game video Store in the storage area in a state associated with the specific identifier (defense data storage means). The average time, the minimum time, and the maximum time are acquired for each condition (for each condition data).

The central processing unit of the server 13 acquires a plurality of outfielder's defensive movement data (defense data) for each condition from one defensive play data (including the game video data) (defense data acquisition means) . The defensive movement data is video data from when the hit ball is released from the bat until the predetermined outfielder reaches the hit point of the hit ball. The server 13 associates the acquired defensive movement data (including condition data, fielder data, batter data, pitcher data, play date data) with the team specific identifier, the stadium specific identifier, the player specific identifier, and the game video specific identifier. Is stored in the storage area (defense data storage means). The defensive movement data is acquired for each condition (for each condition data).

  The central processing unit of the server 13 uses the defensive movement data (video data) to calculate the defensive movement time from immediately after the ball is released from the bat until the predetermined outfielder reaches the ball catching point for each condition. The average time of indexing and defensive movement time is calculated, and the maximum time and the minimum time of defensive movement time are extracted (defense movement time acquisition means). The server 13 uses the average time, the minimum time, and the maximum time (including condition data, fielder data, batter data, pitcher data, and play date / time data) of the defensive movement time as a team specific identifier, a stadium specific identifier, a player specific identifier, and a game video Store in the storage area in a state associated with the specific identifier (defense data storage means). The average time, the minimum time, and the maximum time are acquired for each condition (for each condition data).

As shown in FIG. 2, the central processing unit of the server 13 includes a plurality of planar areas E1 to E140 having a mesh shape in the fair zone and foul zone of the infield defense area 17 and the outfield defense area 18 in the baseball stadium 11 . 1 to the nth plane area) . The planar areas E1 to E70 in the fair zone and the foul zone of the infield defense area 17 are divided by a predetermined vertical dimension (range of 30 to 200 cm) from the home base to the center direction, and from the first base stand to the third base stand direction. It is divided by a certain predetermined lateral dimension (range of 20 to 100 cm). The planar areas E71 to E140 in the fair zone and foul zone of the outfield defense area 18 are divided by a predetermined vertical dimension (range of 50 to 200 cm) from the home base to the center direction, and from the first base stand to the third base stand direction. It is divided by a certain predetermined lateral dimension (range of 30 to 100 cm). The vertical dimension and the horizontal dimension of the planar areas E1 to E140 can be arbitrarily set within the above range. The infield defensive area 17 and the outfield defensive area 18 are divided into 140 plane areas E1 to E140. However, the number of areas 17 and 18 is not limited, and the areas 17 and 18 are divided into numbers exceeding 140. It may be.

The central processing unit of the server 13 uses the game video data and the defensive play data (defense data) , and the plane areas E1 to E70 (first to second) where the hit balls in the fair zone and foul zone of the infield defense area 17 flew. n plane area) . Next, all infield area first hits flew to the respective plane areas E1 to E70 for a large number of infielders are counted for each plane area E1 to E70 (infield area hit number first counting means). The number of infield-out first hits out by the unspecified number of infielders out of the hit balls flew to the plane areas E1 to E70 for the unspecified number of infielders is counted for each plane area E1 to E70. (Infield area-out hitting number first counting means). Further, the infield area for each plane area E1 to E70 obtained by counting the infield out first hit number for each plane area E1 to E70 counted by the infield area hit count first count means by the infield area hit number first count means. The infielder average difficulty rate for each planar area E1 to E70 is calculated by dividing by the first hit number (infielder average difficulty rate calculating means). The infielder average difficulty rate is calculated without any condition or for each condition.

  The central processing unit of the server 13 totals all the infield area second hits that flew to the respective plane areas E1 to E70 for each specific infielder for each plane area E1 to E70 (the infield area hit number 2nd). (Aggregating means), for each of the planar areas E1 to E70, the number of infield-out second hits that the specific infielder out of the striking balls flew to each of the planar areas E1 to E70 targeting the specific infielder is counted for each of the planar areas E1 to E70. Infield area out hit ball number second counting means). Next, the infield for each plane area E1 to E70 calculated by the infield area hitting number second counting means for the infield out second hit number for each plane area E1 to E70 counted by the infield area outshot number second counting means. The infielder specific difficulty rate for each planar area E1 to E70 is calculated by dividing by the area second hit number (infielder specific difficulty rate calculating means). The infielder specific difficulty rate is calculated for no condition or for each condition. The server 13 sets the infielder average difficulty rate (infielder average difficulty rate data), the infielder specific difficulty rate (infielder specific difficulty rate data) (including condition data and fielder data), a team team specific identifier, a stadium specific identifier, a player It memorize | stores in a storage area in the state linked | related with the specific identifier and the game video specific identifier (defense data storage means).

  The central processing unit of the server 13 compares the infielder average difficulty rate of a specific planar area E1 to E70 with the infielder specific difficulty rate of a specific planar fielder E1 to E70, and identifies the infielder. If the infielder specific difficulty rate of the plane area is equal to or greater than the infielder average difficulty rate, the plane area is the first defensive area, and the infielder specific difficulty rate is 90% to less than 100% of the infielder average difficulty rate In this case, the plane area is set as the second defensive area, and if the infielder specific difficulty rate is 70% to less than 90% of the infielder average difficulty rate, the plane area is set as the third defensive area. As shown in FIG. 3, the server 13 specifies the first to third defense areas as the defense range of the infielder (infield defense range identification means). The server 13 specifies the defensive range at the defensive positions of all the infielders, and specifies the defensive range 19 (defining range data) (including the condition data and fielder data) specified by the predetermined infielder as the team-specific identifier. , The stadium specific identifier, the player specific identifier, and the game video specific identifier are stored in the storage area (defense data storage means).

  In FIG. 3, a short is illustrated as an infielder, and the first to third defensive areas are color-coded so that they can be visually recognized, and the infielder specific difficulty rate in the short fielding range 19 is the infielder. The first defensive area above the average difficulty level is shown in black, the infielder specific difficulty rate is 90% to less than 100% of the infielder average difficulty rate in gray, and the infielder specific difficulty rate is The third defensive area of 70% to less than 90% of the average fielder difficulty rate is represented by a plurality of dots. Therefore, it is possible to visually recognize the first to third defense areas (the level of the infielder specific difficulty rate) in the short defense range 19.

The central processing unit of the server 13 uses the game video data and the defensive play data (defense data) , and the plane areas E71 to E140 (first to second) where the hit balls in the fair zone and foul zone of the outfield defense area 18 flew. n plane area) . Next, all outfield area first hits that flew to the respective plane areas E71 to E140 for a large number of unspecified outfielders are counted for each plane area E71 to E140 (outfield area hit number first counting means). For each plane area E71 to E140, the number of outfield-out first hits that the unspecified number of outfielders out of the hit balls flew to the plane areas E71 to E140 for the unspecified number of outfielders is counted for each plane area E71 to E140. (Outfield area-out hitting number first counting means). Further, the outfield area for each plane area E71 to E140 obtained by counting the outfield out first hit number for each plane area E71 to E140 counted by the outfield area number of first hitting means by the first count means. The outfielder average difficulty rate for each planar area is calculated by dividing by the first hit number (outfielder average difficulty rate calculating means). The outfielder average difficulty rate is calculated without any condition or for each condition.

  The central processing unit of the server 13 adds up all the outfield area second hits that flew to the respective plane areas E71 to E140 for each specific outfielder for each of the plane areas E71 to E140 (the number of outfield area hits second (Aggregating means), for each of the planar areas E71 to E140, the number of outfield-out second hits that are out by a specific outfielder out of the striking balls flew to each of the planar areas E71 to E140 for a specific outfielder. Outfield area out hit ball number second counting means). Next, the outfield for each plane area E71 to E140 calculated by the outfield area hit number second counting means for the outfield area second hit count for each plane area E71 to E140 counted by the outfield area out hit number second counting means. The outfielder specific difficulty rate for each planar area E71 to E140 is calculated by dividing by the area second hit number (outfielder specific difficulty rate calculating means). The outfielder specific difficulty rate is calculated without any condition or for each condition. The server 13 sets the outfielder average difficulty rate (outfielder average difficulty rate data), the outfielder specific difficulty rate (outfielder specific difficulty rate data) (including condition data and fielder data), a team team specific identifier, a stadium specific identifier, a player It memorize | stores in a storage area in the state linked | related with the specific identifier and the game video specific identifier (defense data storage means).

  The central processing unit of the server 13 compares the outfielder average difficulty rate of the specific plane area E71 to E140 with the outfielder specification difficulty rate of the specific plane area E71 to E140 of the predetermined outfielder, and specifies the outfielder If the outfielder specific difficulty rate of the plane area is equal to or greater than the outfielder average difficulty rate, the plane area is the first defensive area, and the outfielder specific difficulty rate is 90% to less than 100% of the outfielder average difficulty rate In this case, the plane area is set as the second defensive area, and when the outfielder specific difficulty rate is 70% to less than 90% of the outfielder average difficulty rate, the plane area is set as the third defensive area. As shown in FIG. 4, the server 13 identifies the first to third defense areas as the outfielder's defensive range (outfield defensive range identifying means). The server 13 identifies the defensive range at the defensive positions of all outfielders, and specifies the defensive range 19 (defining range data) (including condition data and fielder data) specified by the predetermined outfielder as a team specific identifier and a stadium specific identifier And stored in the storage area in a state associated with the player identification identifier and the game video identification identifier (defense data storage means).

  In FIG. 4, the center is illustrated as an outfielder, and the first to third defensive areas are color-coded so that they can be visually recognized, and the outfielder specific difficulty rate in the defensive range 19 of the center is the outfielder. The first defensive area above the average difficulty rate is represented in black, the second defensive area with an outfielder specific difficulty rate of 90% to less than 100% of the infielder average difficulty rate is represented in gray, and the outfielder specific difficulty rate is The third defensive area of 70% to less than 90% of the average fielder difficulty rate is represented by a plurality of dots. Therefore, the first to third defensive areas (the level of the outfielder specific difficulty rate) in the defensive range 19 of the center can be visually recognized.

  FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of a menu screen displayed on the display 20 connected to the server 13, and FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of a menu screen displayed on the display 21 of the notebook computer 14A. FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of the defensive results search screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21, and FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an example of the defensive results display screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21. In FIG. 5 to FIG. 8, description of items (data) selected in each selection area and items (data) displayed in each display area is omitted. Note that the same screens as in FIGS. 6 to 8 and the following screens shown in FIGS. 10 to 32 are also displayed on the touch panel of the tablet PC 14B and the smartphone 14C.

  When the defensive analysis application is activated by clicking an icon (not shown) indicating the defensive analysis application in the server 13, an administrator menu screen (initial screen) of the defensive analysis system 10 shown in FIG. . A search area 5a for each data of the infielder, a search area 5b for each data of the outfielder, an enter button 5c, and a close button 5d are displayed on the administrator menu screen. When the close button 5d is clicked, the defensive analysis application is terminated (the same applies to the close buttons on the following screens).

  When the notebook computer 14A, the tablet 14B, and the smartphone 14C are connected to the Internet 12 and click an icon (not shown) indicating the server 13 displayed on the display 21 or the touch panel, an authentication screen (not shown) is displayed on the display 21 or touch panel. Is displayed. When the authentication result is acceptable by the authentication procedure, the notebook computer 14A, the tablet 14B, and the smartphone 14C log in to the server 13, and the viewer menu screen (initial screen) of the defensive analysis system 10 shown in FIG. Is displayed. On the viewer menu screen, a viewer name display area 6a on which a viewer name is displayed, a search area 6b for each data of the infielder, a search area 6c for each data of the outfielder, a decision button 6d, and a close button 6e are displayed. Is done.

  In the infielder data search area 5a and the infielder data search area 6b, the defensive results selection buttons 5e and 6f and their check boxes, the hit ball processing selection buttons 5f and 6g and their check boxes, and the defensive action selection buttons 5g and 6h and their check boxes, catching action selection buttons 5h and 6i and their check boxes, hitting and throwing selection buttons 5i and 6j and their check boxes, defense rate / range factor selection 5j and 6k buttons and their check boxes, difficulty rate The selection buttons 5k and 6l and their check boxes, and the defense range selection buttons 5l and 6m and their check boxes are displayed. By clicking these selection buttons 5e to 5l and 6f to 6m, each data of a predetermined infielder can be displayed. In order to display a plurality of infielder data at the same time, check each check box and specify a plurality of data.

  The outfielder data search area 5b and the outfielder data search area 6c include the defensive results selection buttons 5m and 6n and their check boxes, the defensive action selection buttons 5n and 6o and their check boxes and the defensive movement selection buttons. 5o and 6p and their check boxes, defense rate / range factor selection buttons 5p and 6q and their check boxes, difficulty rate selection buttons 5q and 6r and their check boxes, defense range selection buttons 5r and 6s and their check boxes are displayed. . By clicking these selection buttons 5m to 5r and 6n to 6s, each data of the predetermined outfielder can be displayed. In order to display a plurality of data of the outfielder at the same time, a check mark (check mark) is put in each check box and a plurality of data is designated.

  To display the defensive result data of a predetermined infielder or outfielder, click any of the infielder or outfielder defensive result selection buttons 5e, 5m, 6f, and 6n on the menu screen of FIGS. Then, the defensive results are reversed (selected), or a check mark is put in the defensive results check box, and the decision buttons 5c and 6d are clicked. In the following description, it is assumed that each data is individually selected. When the decision buttons 5c and 6d are clicked, the defense result search screen shown in FIG.

  The defensive result search screen of FIG. 7 includes a team name selection area 7a, a data period selection area 7b, a player name selection area 7c, a condition selection area 7d, a search button 7e, a clear button 7f, a menu screen button 7g, and a close button 7h. Is displayed. When the clear button 7f is clicked, the item (data) selected in each selection area is cleared, and the item is selected again (the same applies to the clear button on each screen below). When the menu screen button 7g is clicked, a menu screen is displayed (the same applies to the menu buttons on the following screens). The condition selection area 7d includes a hit ball type selection area 7i, a ball ball type selection area 7j, a ball course selection area 7k, a ball ball speed selection area 7l, a runner situation selection area 7m, a strike / ball count selection area 7n, and an out count selection area. 7o, batting order selection area 7p, inning selection area 7q, and no condition area 7r are displayed.

  When a team name is selected from the pull-down list in the team name selection area 7a, the selected team name is displayed in the team name selection area 7a. When a team is selected, only the player name (fielder name) of the team selected in the player name selection area 7c is displayed. When a data period is selected from the pull-down list in the data period selection area 7b, the selected data period is displayed in the data period selection area 7b. The data period is a period for adopting basic data that is the basis of various defensive data, and it is possible to specify a date, a date, a season, a last season, a first half, a second half, and the like. When a predetermined player name is selected from the pull-down list in the player name selection area 7c, the selected player name is displayed in the player name selection area 7c. A regular player, a reserve player, a breeding player, etc. can be designated as a player name.

  In each of the selection areas 7i to 7r displayed in the condition selection area 7d, each condition is selected from the pull-down list of the areas 7i to 7r (multiple selection is possible). When each condition is selected, the selected condition is displayed in each selection area 7i-7r. When a plurality of conditions are selected, these conditions are displayed in the selection areas 7i to 7r. Conditions are not displayed for unselected conditions. If no condition is selected, no condition is selected, and the selection areas 7i to 7q are blanked.

  After selecting a team name, data period, player name, selecting conditions (including no conditions), and clicking the search button 7e, a defensive results search confirmation screen is displayed on the displays 20, 21, although not shown. Is done. The defensive results search confirmation screen includes a team name display area that displays the selected team name, a player name display area that displays the selected player name, a data period display area that displays the selected data period, and display items ( Item display area displaying the number of games, number of stabs, number of kills, number of missed attacks, number of killings, number of captures), condition item display area displaying the selected condition item, display button, back button, menu screen button, A close button is displayed. If no data period is selected, the data period display area is blank. The selected condition items are displayed in the condition item display area, but the unselected condition items are blanked.

  After confirming the selected team name, player name, data period, and conditions, when the display button is clicked, the server 11 delivers the defensive result data to the notebook personal computer 14A that requested the defensive result (defensive data). (Defense data distribution means), the notebook computer 14A receives the defense result data (defense data) from the server 11 (defense data receiving means). The defensive result display screen shown in FIG. 8 is displayed on the displays 20 and 21 of the server 11 and the notebook personal computer 14A (defense data display means).

  The defensive result display screen of FIG. 8 includes a team name display area 8a displaying the selected team name, a player name display area 8b displaying the selected player name, and a data period display area displaying the selected data period. 8c, player defensive results display area 8d in the selected data period (including the case where no data period is selected) of the selected player, condition item display area 8e displaying the selected condition item, print button 8f, search A screen button 8g, a menu screen button 8h, and a close button 8i are displayed. When the print button 8f is clicked, each item displayed on the screen is printed (the same applies to the print buttons on the following screens). When the search screen button 8g is clicked, a search screen is displayed (the same applies to the search screen buttons of the following screens).

  In the defensive results display area 8d, the number of games of the selected infielder or outfielder is displayed, the number of infielders or outfielders who have reached the specified number of games and their ranking, the number of killings and their ranking, The number of missed attempts and their rank, the number of concurrent killings and their rank, the number of catches and their rank are displayed. The defensive results corresponding to one or more of the conditions are displayed, or the defensive results when there are no conditions are displayed. In addition, the rank is the rank in each league in the specified period from the past to the present, the rank in all leagues in the specified period from the past to the present, the rank in the team in the specified period from the past to the present, At least one rank (a plurality can be selected) among the players in the same position in the specified period from the past to the present is selected, and at least one of the ranks is displayed (the same is true for the following screens). A baseball player can know the number of infielders or outfielders' games, the number of stabs, the number of kills, the number of mistakes, the number of killings, the number of withdrawals, and their rankings.

  The defensive analysis system 10 can know in real time and in real time the number of infielders and outfielders, the number of stabbing, the number of killing, the number of unsuccessful attacks, the number of killings, and the number of withdrawals by using game images in baseball games. It is possible to grasp various results for the defense of infielders and outfielders. Since the defensive analysis system 10 can grasp the number of stabs, the number of killings, the number of mistakes, the number of killings and the number of captures for the infielders and outfielders for each condition, the infielder and the outfielder under different conditions. It is possible to know various results for the fielder's defensive, and to determine the defensive power of the infielder and the outfielder for each condition.

  FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an example of a hitting ball processing search screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21, and FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an example of a hitting ball processing display screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21. In FIGS. 9 and 10, descriptions of items (data) selected in each selection area and items (data) displayed in each display area are omitted. To display the predetermined infielder hitting process data, click the infielder hitting process selection buttons 5f and 6g on the menu screens of FIGS. 5 and 6 to invert (select) the hitting process, or hit the hitting ball. Check the process check box and click the decision buttons 5c and 6d. When the decision buttons 5c and 6d are clicked, a hitting ball processing search screen shown in FIG.

  9 includes a team name selection area 9a, a data period selection area 9b, a player name selection area 9c, a condition selection area 9d, a search button 9e, a clear button 9f, a menu screen button 9g, and a close button 9h. Is displayed. The condition selection area 9d includes a hit ball type selection area 9i, a ball ball type selection area 9j, a ball course selection area 9k, a ball ball speed selection area 9l, a runner situation selection area 9m, a strike / ball count selection area 9n, and an out count selection area. 9o, batting order selection area 9p, inning selection area 9q, and no condition area 9r are displayed.

  In each of the selection areas 9i to 9r displayed in the condition selection area 9d, each condition is selected from a pull-down list of the areas 9i to 9r (multiple selection is possible). When each condition is selected, the selected condition is displayed in each of the selection areas 9i to 9r. When a plurality of conditions are selected, these conditions are displayed in the selection areas 9i to 9r. Conditions are not displayed for unselected conditions. If no condition is selected, no condition is selected, and the selection areas 9i to 9q are blanked.

  After selecting the team name, data period, player name, selecting conditions (including no conditions), and clicking the search button 9e, the hitting process search confirmation screen is displayed on the displays 20, 21, although not shown. Is done. The hitting process search confirmation screen includes a team name display area displaying the selected team name, a player name display area displaying the selected player name, a data period display area displaying the selected data period, and display items ( The item display area displaying the hitting ball processing time and the hitting ball processing video), the condition item display area displaying the selected condition item, the display button, the return button, the menu screen button, and the close button are displayed. If no data period is selected, the data period display area is blank. The selected condition items are displayed in the condition item display area, but the unselected condition items are blanked.

  When the display button is clicked after confirming the selected team name, player name, data period, and conditions, the server 11 delivers the hitting process data to the notebook personal computer 14A that has requested browsing of the hitting process (defense data). (Defense data distribution means) The notebook computer 14A receives the hitting ball processing data (defense data) from the server 11 (defense data receiving means). A hitting ball processing display screen shown in FIG. 10 is displayed on the displays 20 and 21 of the server 11 and the notebook personal computer 14A (defense data display means).

  The hitting ball processing display screen of FIG. 10 includes a team name display area 10a displaying the selected team name, a player name display area 10b displaying the selected player name, and a data period display area displaying the selected data period. 10c, the player's batting process data display area 10d in the selected data period of the selected player (including the case where the data period is not selected), the selected data period of the selected player (in the case where the data period is not selected) Player's shot processing video data (moving video data) display area 10e, slow motion button 10f, super slow motion button 10g, speed playback button 10h, reverse playback button 10i, repeat playback button 10j, capture button 10k, frame advance Play button 10l, the condition displaying the selected condition item Item display area 10m, print button 10n, the search screen button 10o, a menu screen button 10p, close button 10q is displayed.

  In the hitting ball processing data display area 10d, the number of selected infielder games is displayed, and the infielder hitting treatment average time and its ranking, the minimum hitting ball treatment time and its ranking, the maximum hitting ball treatment time and its ranking are displayed. Is displayed. The hitting treatment time corresponding to one or more of the conditions is displayed, or the hitting treatment time when there is no condition is displayed. In the hitting ball processing video data display area 10e, a video of a one-shot hitting treatment video corresponding to each condition (including no condition) of the selected infielder is displayed, and the hitting time of the hitting ball treatment video is displayed. The In the hitting process video data display area 10e, a stop / play mark, a previous screen button, and a next screen button are displayed.

  The hitting processing time is the time from immediately after the hitting ball is released from the batter's bat until the predetermined infielder catches and sends the hitting ball, and one hitting ball displayed in the hitting ball processing video data display area 10e The treatment video data is that of one play in the hitting processing time. A baseball player can know the infielder's average hitting treatment time, the minimum hitting ball treatment time, the maximum hitting ball treatment time, and their rankings, and see a single infielder's hitting ball treatment video for each processing time. be able to.

  By clicking the slow motion button 10f, the hit ball processing video data (defense video movie) is played in slow motion, and by clicking the super slow motion button 10g, the hit ball processing video data is played in super slow motion, and the speed By clicking the play button 10h, the hit ball processed video data is played back at speed (double speed playback). By clicking the reverse playback button 10i, the hit ball processing video data is played back in the return direction (reverse direction), and by repeatedly clicking the playback button 10j, the hit ball processing video data repeats the feed direction and the return direction. Played in both directions. By clicking the capture button 10k, the hit ball processed video data can be saved as a still image, and the still image can be printed. By clicking the frame advance playback button 101, the hit ball processed video data is reproduced as a frame advance moving image (the button functions in the following screens are the same).

  Clicking the stop / play mark in the hit ball processed video data display area 10e can stop / play the hit ball processed video data (defensive video movie). Can be displayed, and by clicking the next screen button, it is possible to display the next one-shot hit processing video data of the hit processing video data (in each of the following screens) The functions of the stop / play mark, previous screen button, and next screen button are the same).

  The defensive analysis system 10 uses defensive data acquired from a game video in a baseball game, and the hitting processing time, the average time of the hitting ball processing time, and the minimum time for each condition (including no condition) of a predetermined infielder, In addition to displaying the maximum time and defensive video data of the infielder, it is possible to know the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of the hitting processing time and hitting processing time in real time and in a timely manner. It is possible to grasp the hitting treatment action projected on the processed video data, and the defensive power and good points of each infielder from the hitting processing time, the average time of the hitting processing time, the minimum time, the maximum time and the hitting processing video data , Can judge bad points accurately.

  The defensive analysis system 10 can formulate a unique practice menu necessary for each infielder taking into account the hitting processing time for each condition (including no condition) and the hitting process operation displayed in the defensive video data. The system 10 can be used to improve the fielder's defense power. The defensive analysis system 10 grasps the improvement of the infielder's defensive power by gradually reducing the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of the hitting ball processing time and the hitting ball processing time for each condition (including no condition). Can learn the results of infielder practice.

  FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an example of a defensive operation search screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21, and FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating an example of a defensive operation display screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21. In FIGS. 11 and 12, description of items (data) selected in each selection area and items (data) displayed in each display area is omitted. In order to display a predetermined infielder's defensive action, the infielder's defensive action selection buttons 5g and 6h are clicked on the menu screen of FIGS. A check mark is put in the check box and the decision buttons 5c and 6d are clicked. When the determination buttons 5c and 6d are clicked, the defensive operation search screen shown in FIG.

  The defensive action search screen of FIG. 11 includes a team name selection area 11a, a data period selection area 11b, a player name selection area 11c, a condition selection area 11d, a search button 11e, a clear button 11f, a menu screen button 11g, and a close button 11h. Is displayed. The condition selection area 11d includes a hit ball type selection area 11i, a ball ball type selection area 11j, a ball course selection area 11k, a ball ball speed selection area 11l, a runner situation selection area 11m, a strike / ball count selection area 11n, and an outcount selection area. 11o, batting order selection area 11p, inning selection area 11q, and no condition area 11r are displayed.

  In each of the selection areas 11i to 11r displayed in the condition selection area 11d, each condition is selected from the pull-down list of those areas 11i to 11r (multiple selection is possible). When each condition is selected, the selected condition is displayed in each selection area 11i to 11r. When a plurality of conditions are selected, these conditions are displayed in the selection areas 11i to 11r. Conditions are not displayed for unselected conditions. If no condition is selected, no condition is selected, and the selection areas 11i to 11q are blanked.

  After selecting a team name, data period, player name, selecting conditions (including no conditions), and clicking the search button 11e, a defensive action search confirmation screen is displayed on the displays 20 and 21, although not shown. Is done. The defensive action search confirmation screen includes a team name display area that displays the selected team name, a player name display area that displays the selected player name, a data period display area that displays the selected data period, and display items ( An item display area displaying the defensive operation time and defensive operation video), a condition item display area displaying the selected condition item, a display button, a return button, a menu screen button, and a close button are displayed. If no data period is selected, the data period display area is blank. The selected condition items are displayed in the condition item display area, but the unselected condition items are blanked.

  When the display button is clicked after confirming the selected team name, player name, data period, and each condition, the server 11 delivers the defensive operation data to the notebook personal computer 14A that has requested the defensive operation (defense data) to be viewed. (Defense data distribution means), the notebook personal computer 14A receives the defense operation data (defense data) from the server 11 (defense data receiving means). A defensive operation display screen shown in FIG. 12 is displayed on the displays 20 and 21 of the server 11 and the notebook personal computer 14A (defense data display means).

  The defensive action display screen of FIG. 12 includes a team name display area 12a displaying the selected team name, a player name display area 12b displaying the selected player name, and a data period display area displaying the selected data period. 12c, player defensive action data display area 12d in the selected data period of the selected player (including the case where the data period is not selected), the selected data period of the selected player (in the case where the data period is not selected) Player motion image data (moving image data) display area 12e, slow motion button 12f, super slow motion button 12g, speed playback button 12h, reverse playback button 12i, repeat playback button 12j, capture button 12k, frame advance Play button 12l, the condition displaying the selected condition item Item display area 12m, print button 12n, the search screen button 12o, a menu screen button 12p, close button 12q is displayed.

  In the defensive action data display area 12d, the number of games of the selected infielder is displayed, and the infielder's defensive action average time and its rank, the defensive action minimum time and its rank, the defensive action maximum time and its rank are displayed. Is displayed. The defensive operation time corresponding to one or more of the conditions is displayed, or the defensive operation time when there is no condition is displayed. In the defensive action video data display area 12e, a video of one play defensive action video corresponding to each condition (including no condition) of the selected infielder is displayed, and the defensive action time of the defensive action video is displayed. The In the defensive action video data display area 12e, a stop / play mark, a previous screen button, and a next screen button are displayed.

  The defensive operation time is the time from immediately after the ball is released from the batter's bat until the predetermined infielder starts the defensive operation. The defensive video data displayed in the defensive video screen display area 12e is It is that of one play in the defensive action time. A baseball player can know the average infielder defensive action average time, the minimum defensive action time, the maximum defensive action time, and their ranking, and can play a defensive action video of a given infielder in each defensive action time. Can see.

  The defensive analysis system 10 uses defensive data acquired from a game video in a baseball game, and uses a defensive action time, an average defensive action time average time, a minimum time for each condition (including no condition), In addition to displaying the maximum time and defensive action video data of the infielder, it is possible to know the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of the defensive action time and the defensive action time in real time and in a timely manner. Defensive action projected on the defensive action video data can be grasped, the defensive action time, the average time of the defensive action time, the minimum time, the maximum time and the defensive power and good points of each infielder from the defensive action video data , Can judge bad points accurately.

  The defensive analysis system 10 can formulate a unique practice menu necessary for each infielder considering defensive operation time for each condition (including no condition) and defensive operation displayed in the defensive operation video data. The system 10 can be used to improve the fielder's defense power. The defensive analysis system 10 grasps the improvement of the defensive power of the infielder by gradually shortening the defensive operation time and the average time, the minimum time, and the maximum time of the defensive operation time for each condition (including no condition). Can learn the results of infielder practice.

  FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating an example of the catching posture search screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21, and FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating an example of the catching posture display screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21. In FIGS. 13 and 14, descriptions of items (data) selected in each selection area and items (data) displayed in each display area are omitted. In order to display a predetermined infielder's catching posture, in the menu screen of FIGS. 5 and 6, click on the infielder's catching posture selection button 5h, 6i to invert (select) the catching posture, or Then, put a check mark in the check box for catching posture, and click the decision buttons 5c and 6d. When the decision buttons 5c and 6d are clicked, the catching posture search screen shown in FIG.

  The catching posture search screen of FIG. 13 includes a team name selection area 13a, a data period selection area 13b, a player name selection area 13c, a condition selection display area 13d, a search button 13e, a clear button 13f, a menu screen button 13g, and a close button. 13h is displayed. The condition selection area 13d includes a hit ball type selection area 13i, a ball ball type selection area 13j, a ball course selection area 13k, a ball ball speed selection area 13l, a runner situation selection area 13m, a strike / ball count selection area 13n, and an out count selection area. 13o, batting order selection area 13p, inning selection area 13q, and no condition area 13r are displayed.

  In each of the selection areas 13i to 13r displayed in the condition selection area 13d, each condition is selected from the pull-down list of those areas 13i to 13r (multiple selection is possible). When each condition is selected, the selected condition is displayed in each selection area 13i to 13r. When a plurality of conditions are selected, these conditions are displayed in the selection areas 13i to 13r. Conditions are not displayed for unselected conditions. If no condition is selected, no condition is selected, and the selection areas 13i to 13q are blanked.

  After selecting a team name, data period, player name, selecting conditions (including no conditions), and clicking the search button 13e, a catching posture search confirmation screen is displayed on the displays 20, 21, although not shown. Is displayed. The catching posture search confirmation screen includes a team name display area displaying the selected team name, a player name display area displaying the selected player name, a data period display area displaying the selected data period, and display items. An item display area displaying (ball catching posture time, catching action video), a condition item display area displaying the selected condition item, a display button, a return button, a menu screen button, and a close button are displayed. If no data period is selected, the data period display area is blank. The selected condition items are displayed in the condition item display area, but the unselected condition items are blanked.

  After confirming the selected team name, player name, data period, and conditions, clicking the display button causes the server 11 to deliver the catching posture data to the notebook personal computer 14A that requested the defensive action (defense data). (Defense data distribution means), the notebook computer 14A receives the ball catching position data (defense data) from the server 11 (defense data receiving means). The ball catching posture display screen shown in FIG. 14 is displayed on the displays 20 and 21 of the server 11 and the notebook personal computer 14A (defense data display means).

  The catching posture display screen of FIG. 14 includes a team name display area 14a displaying the selected team name, a player name display area 14b displaying the selected player name, and a data period display displaying the selected data period. Area 14c, player's catching posture data display area 14d in the selected data period of the selected player (including the case where the data period is not selected), the selected data period of the selected player (the data period is not selected) Player's ball-catching posture video data (moving video data) display area 14e, slow motion button 14f, super slow motion button 14g, speed playback button 14h, reverse playback button 14i, repeat playback button 14j, capture button 14k , Frame advance playback button 14l, the condition displaying the selected condition item Item display area 14m, print button 14n, the search screen button 14o, a menu screen button 14p, close button 14q is displayed.

  In the ball catching posture data display area 14d, the number of games of the selected infielder is displayed, and the average time and rank of the infielder's catching posture, the minimum time and the rank of the catching posture, the maximum time of the catching posture And their rank. The ball catching time corresponding to one or more conditions among the conditions is displayed, or the ball catching time when there is no condition is displayed. In the ball catching posture image data display area 14e, a video of the ball catching posture image of one play corresponding to each condition (including no condition) of the selected infielder is displayed, and the ball catching posture time of the ball catching posture. Is displayed. In the ball catching posture image data display area 14e, a stop / play mark, a previous screen button, and a next screen button are displayed.

  The catching posture time is the time from when a predetermined infielder starts a defensive action until taking a catching posture, and the one-play catching posture video data displayed in the catching posture video data display area 14e is It is that of one play in catching posture time. A baseball player can know the average in-fielder's catching stance average time, the minimum catching stance time, the maximum catching stance time, and their ranking, and one play of a given infielder at each catching stance time. You can see the catching posture image.

  The defensive analysis system 10 uses defensive data acquired from a game video in a baseball game, and captures the ball-positioning time and average time of the ball-positioning time for each condition (including no condition) of the predetermined infielder. In addition to displaying the time and maximum time, and the infielder's catching posture image data, it is possible to know the catching posture time and the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of the catching posture time in real time and in a timely manner. At the same time, it is possible to grasp the catching posture movement projected in the infielder's catching posture image data, and from the catching posture time and the average time, the minimum time, the maximum time, and the catching posture image data of the catching posture time Each fielder's defensive ability and good and bad points of defense can be judged accurately.

  The defensive analysis system 10 formulates a unique practice menu necessary for each infielder in consideration of the catching posture time and the catching posture motion displayed in the catching posture image data for each condition (including no condition). It is possible to improve the defense power of the infielder using the system 10. The defensive analysis system 10 improves the infielder's defensive power by gradually shortening the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of the catching stance time and the catching stance time for each condition (including no condition). Can understand and can learn the results of infielder practice.

  FIG. 15 is a diagram illustrating an example of a hitting ball sending search screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21, and FIG. 16 is a diagram illustrating an example of a hitting ball sending display screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21. In FIGS. 15 and 16, description of items (data) selected in each selection area and items (data) displayed in each display area is omitted. In order to display a predetermined infielder hitting pitch, the infielder hitting ball selection selection buttons 5i and 6j are clicked on the menu screen of FIGS. A check mark is put in the check box and the decision buttons 5c and 6d are clicked. When the decision buttons 5c and 6d are clicked, a hitting pitch search screen shown in FIG.

  15 includes a team name selection area 15a, a data period selection area 15b, a player name selection area 15c, a condition selection display area 15d, a search button 15e, a clear button 15f, a menu screen button 15g, and a close button 15h. Is displayed. The condition selection area 15d includes a hit ball type selection area 15i, a ball ball type selection area 15j, a ball course selection area 15k, a ball ball speed selection area 15l, a runner situation selection area 15m, a strike / ball count selection area 15n, and an out count selection area. 15o, batting order selection area 15p, inning selection area 15q, and no condition area 15r are displayed.

  In each of the selection areas 15i to 15r displayed in the condition selection area 15d, each condition is selected from the pull-down list of those areas 15i to 15r (multiple selection is possible). When each condition is selected, the selected condition is displayed in each selection area 15i-15r. When a plurality of conditions are selected, these conditions are displayed in the selection areas 15i to 15r. Conditions are not displayed for unselected conditions. If no condition is selected, no condition is selected, and the selection areas 15i to 15q are blanked.

  After selecting a team name, data period, player name, selecting conditions (including no conditions), and clicking the search button 15e, a hitting pitching search confirmation screen is displayed on the displays 20, 21, although not shown. Is done. The hit ball sending search confirmation screen includes a team name display area displaying the selected team name, a player name display area displaying the selected player name, a data period display area displaying the selected data period, and display items ( The item display area displaying the hitting time (balling time, pitching action video), the condition item display area displaying the selected condition item, the display button, the return button, the menu screen button, and the close button are displayed. If no data period is selected, the data period display area is blank. The selected condition items are displayed in the condition item display area, but the unselected condition items are blanked.

  When the display button is clicked after confirming the selected team name, player name, data period, and conditions, the server 11 distributes the hit ball pitching data to the notebook personal computer 14A that has requested the defensive action (defense data) to be viewed. (Defense data distribution means), the notebook personal computer 14A receives the hitting ball sending data (defense data) from the server 11 (defense data receiving means). A batting pitching display screen shown in FIG. 16 is displayed on the displays 20 and 21 of the server 11 and the notebook personal computer 14A (defense data display means).

  The hit ball sending display screen of FIG. 16 includes a team name display area 16a displaying the selected team name, a player name display area 16b displaying the selected player name, and a data period display area displaying the selected data period. 16c, the player's hitting pitching data display area 16d in the selected data period (including the case where the data period is not selected) of the selected player, the selected data period of the selected player (in the case where the data period is not selected) (Including video) display area 16e, slow motion button 16f, super slow motion button 16g, speed play button 16h, reverse play button 16i, repeat play button 16j, capture button 16k, frame advance Play button 16l, the condition displaying the selected condition item Item display area 16m, print button 16n, the search screen button 16o, a menu screen button 16p, close button 16q is displayed.

  The number of games of the selected infielder is displayed in the hitting pitching data display area 16d, and the average hitting pitching time and ranking thereof, the minimum hitting pitching time and ranking, the maximum hitting pitching time and ranking thereof are displayed. Is displayed. The hitting pitching time corresponding to one or more of the conditions is displayed, or the hitting pitching time when there is no condition is displayed. In the hit ball throw video data display area 16e, a video of a hit ball throw video corresponding to each condition (including no condition) of the selected infielder is displayed, and the hit time of the hit ball is displayed. . A stop / play mark, a previous screen button, and a next screen button are displayed in the hitting ball sending video data display area 16e.

  The hitting ball sending time is a time from when a predetermined infielder catches the hit ball to sending it, and the one-shot hitting ball image data displayed in the hitting ball sending video data display area 16e is 1 in the hitting ball sending time. It is that of play. A baseball player can know the infielder's average hitting pitch time, the minimum hitting pitch time, the maximum hitting pitch time, and their rankings. Can see.

  The defensive analysis system 10 uses defensive data acquired from a game video in a baseball game, and uses the ball hitting time and the average time and minimum time of the ball hitting time for each condition (including no condition) of a predetermined infielder. In addition to displaying the maximum time and the infielder's ball throwing video data, it is possible to know the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of the ball throwing time and the ball throwing time in real time and in a timely manner. It is possible to grasp the ball-throwing motion projected in the ball-throwing ball image data, and the infielder's defensive power and defense are good from the ball throwing time, the average time, the minimum time, the maximum time of the ball-throwing time and the ball-throwing ball image data. A point and a bad point can be judged accurately.

  The defensive analysis system 10 can formulate a unique practice menu necessary for each infielder taking into account the ball-throwing time and the ball-throwing motion displayed in the ball-throwing video data for each condition (including no conditions). The system 10 can be used to improve the fielder's defense power. The defensive analysis system 10 grasps the improvement of the defensive ability of the infielder by gradually shortening the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of the ball hitting time and the ball hitting time for each condition (including no condition). Can learn the results of infielder practice.

  FIG. 17 is a diagram illustrating another example of the defensive operation search screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21, and FIG. 18 is a diagram illustrating another example of the defensive operation display screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21. is there. In FIGS. 17 and 18, description of items (data) selected in each selection area and items (data) displayed in each display area is omitted. In order to display a predetermined outfielder's defensive action, the outfielder's defensive action selection buttons 5n and 6o are clicked on the menu screens of FIGS. A check mark is put in the check box and the decision buttons 5c and 6d are clicked. When the decision buttons 5c and 6d are clicked, the defensive operation search screen shown in FIG.

  The defensive action search screen of FIG. 17 includes a team name selection area 17a, a data period selection area 17b, a player name selection area 17c, a condition selection area 17d, a search button 17e, a clear button 17f, a menu screen button 17g, and a close button 17h. Is displayed. The condition selection area 17d includes a hit ball type selection area 17i, a ball ball type selection area 17j, a ball course selection area 17k, a ball ball speed selection area 17l, a runner situation selection area 17m, a strike / ball count selection area 17n, and an outcount selection area. 17o, batting order selection area 17p, inning selection area 17q, and no condition area 17r are displayed.

  In each of the selection areas 17i to 17r displayed in the condition selection area 17d, each condition is selected from the pull-down list of those areas 17i to 17r (multiple selection is possible). When each condition is selected, the selected condition is displayed in each selection area 17i-17r. When a plurality of conditions are selected, these conditions are displayed in the selection areas 17i to 17r. Conditions are not displayed for unselected conditions. If no condition is selected, no condition is selected, and the selection areas 17i to 17q are blanked.

  After selecting a team name, data period, player name, selecting conditions (including no conditions), and clicking the search button 17e, a defensive action search confirmation screen is displayed on the displays 20, 21, although not shown. Is done. The defensive action search confirmation screen includes a team name display area that displays the selected team name, a player name display area that displays the selected player name, a data period display area that displays the selected data period, and display items ( An item display area displaying the defensive operation time and defensive operation video), a condition item display area displaying the selected condition item, a display button, a return button, a menu screen button, and a close button are displayed. If no data period is selected, the data period display area is blank. The selected condition items are displayed in the condition item display area, but the unselected condition items are blanked.

  When the display button is clicked after confirming the selected team name, player name, data period, and each condition, the server 11 delivers the defensive operation data to the notebook personal computer 14A that has requested the defensive operation (defense data) to be viewed. (Defense data distribution means), the notebook personal computer 14A receives the defense operation data (defense data) from the server 11 (defense data receiving means). The defensive operation display screen shown in FIG. 18 is displayed on the displays 20 and 21 of the server 11 and the notebook personal computer 14A (defense data display means).

  The defensive action display screen of FIG. 18 includes a team name display area 18a displaying the selected team name, a player name display area 18b displaying the selected player name, and a data period display area displaying the selected data period. 18c, the player's defensive action data display area 18d in the selected data period of the selected player (including the case where the data period is not selected), the selected data period of the selected player (in the case where the data period is not selected) Player motion image data (moving image data) display area 18e, slow motion button 18f, super slow motion button 18g, speed playback button 18h, reverse playback button 18i, repeat playback button 18j, capture button 18k, frame advance Play button 18l, the condition displaying the selected condition item Item display area 18m, print button 18n, the search screen button 18o, a menu screen button 18p, close button 18q is displayed.

  The number of games of the selected outfielder is displayed in the defensive action data display area 18d, and the outfielder's defensive action average time and its rank, the defensive action minimum time and its rank, and the defensive action maximum time and its rank are displayed. Is displayed. The defensive operation time corresponding to one or more of the conditions is displayed, or the defensive operation time when there is no condition is displayed. In the defensive action video data display area 18e, a video of a defensive action video of one play corresponding to each condition (including no condition) of the selected outfielder is displayed, and the defensive action time of the defensive action video is displayed. The In the defensive action video data display area 18e, a stop / play mark, a previous screen button, and a next screen button are displayed.

  The defensive action time is a period of time from immediately after a ball is released from a batter's bat until a predetermined outfielder starts a defensive action, and one play of defensive action video data displayed in the defensive action video data display area 18e. Is that of one play in the defensive action time. A baseball player can know the average defensive operation time of the outfielder, the minimum defensive operation time, the maximum defensive operation time, and their ranking, and can also play a defensive operation video of a predetermined outfielder in each defensive operation time. Can see.

  The defensive analysis system 10 uses defensive data acquired from a game video in a baseball game, and the defensive operation time, the average defensive operation time, the minimum time, and the defensive operation time for each condition (including no conditions) In addition to displaying the maximum time and fielder's defensive action video data, you can know the defensive action time, the average defensive action time, the minimum time, and the maximum time in real time and in a timely manner. Defensive action projected in the defensive action video data can be grasped, the defensive action time, the average time of the defensive action time, the minimum time, the maximum time and the defensive power and good points of each outfielder from the defensive action video data , Can judge bad points accurately.

  The defensive analysis system 10 can formulate a unique practice menu necessary for each outfielder considering defensive operation time for each condition (including no condition) and defensive operation displayed in the defensive operation video data. The outfielder's defense power can be improved using the system 10. The defensive analysis system 10 grasps the improvement of the defensive power of the outfielder by gradually reducing the defensive operation time and the average time, the minimum time, and the maximum time of the defensive operation time for each condition (including no condition). And learn the results of outfielder practice.

  FIG. 19 is a diagram illustrating an example of a defensive movement search screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21, and FIG. 20 is a diagram illustrating an example of a defensive movement display screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21. 19 and 20, the description of the item (data) selected in each selection area and the item (data) displayed in each display area is omitted. In order to display a predetermined outfielder's defensive movement, the defensive movement is reversed (selected) by clicking the outfielder's defensive movement selection buttons 5o and 6p on the menu screens of FIGS. A check mark is put in the check box and the decision buttons 5c and 6d are clicked. When the decision buttons 5c and 6d are clicked, the defensive movement search screen shown in FIG.

  The defensive movement search screen of FIG. 19 includes a team name selection area 19a, a data period selection area 19b, a player name selection area 19c, a condition selection area 19d, a search button 19e, a clear button 19f, a menu screen button 19g, and a close button 19h. Is displayed. The condition selection area 19d includes a hit ball type selection area 19i, a ball ball type selection area 19j, a ball course selection area 19k, a ball ball speed selection area 19l, a runner situation selection area 19m, a strike / ball count selection area 19n, and an out count selection area. 19o, batting order selection area 19p, inning selection area 19q, and no condition area 19r are displayed.

  In each of the selection areas 19i to 19r displayed in the condition selection area 19d, each condition is selected from the pull-down list of those areas 19i to 19r (multiple selection is possible). When each condition is selected, the selected condition is displayed in each selection area 19i to 19r. When a plurality of conditions are selected, these conditions are displayed in the selection areas 19i to 19r. Conditions are not displayed for unselected conditions. If no condition is selected, no condition is selected, and the selection areas 19i to 19q are blanked.

  After selecting the team name, data period, player name, selecting conditions (including no conditions), and clicking the search button 19e, a defensive movement search confirmation screen is displayed on the displays 20, 21, although not shown. Is done. The defensive movement search confirmation screen includes a team name display area that displays the selected team name, a player name display area that displays the selected player name, a data period display area that displays the selected data period, and display items ( An item display area displaying the defensive movement time and defensive movement video), a condition item display area displaying the selected condition item, a display button, a return button, a menu screen button, and a close button are displayed. If no data period is selected, the data period display area is blank. The selected condition items are displayed in the condition item display area, but the unselected condition items are blanked.

  After confirming the selected team name, player name, data period, and conditions, when the display button is clicked, the server 11 delivers the defensive movement data to the notebook personal computer 14A that requested the defensive movement (defense data). (Defense data distribution means), the notebook personal computer 14A receives the defense movement data (defense data) from the server 11 (defense data receiving means). A defensive movement display screen shown in FIG. 20 is displayed on the displays 20 and 21 of the server 11 and the notebook personal computer 14A (defense data display means).

  The defensive action display screen of FIG. 20 includes a team name display area 20a displaying the selected team name, a player name display area 20b displaying the selected player name, and a data period display area displaying the selected data period. 20c, the player's defensive action data display area 20d in the selected data period of the selected player (including the case where the data period is not selected), the selected data period of the selected player (in the case where the data period is not selected) Player motion image data (moving image data) display area 20e, slow motion button 20f, super slow motion button 20g, speed playback button 20h, reverse playback button 20i, repeat playback button 20j, capture button 20k, frame advance Play button 20l, the condition displaying the selected condition item Item display area 20m, print button 20n, the search screen button 20o, a menu screen button 20p, close button 20q is displayed.

  The number of games of the selected outfielder is displayed in the defensive action data display area 20d, and the defensive movement average time and its rank, the defensive movement minimum time and its rank, the defensive movement maximum time and its rank are displayed. Is displayed. The defensive movement time corresponding to one or more of the conditions is displayed, or the defensive movement time when there is no condition is displayed. In the defensive movement video data display area 20e, a video of the defensive movement video of one play corresponding to each condition (including no condition) of the selected outfielder is displayed, and the defensive movement time of the defensive movement video is displayed. The In the defensive movement video data display area 20e, a stop / play mark, a previous screen button, and a next screen button are displayed.

  The defensive movement time is the time from immediately after the ball is released from the batter's bat to when the predetermined outfielder reaches the ball catching point, and is one defensive movement displayed in the defensive movement video data display area 20e. The video data is that of one play in the defensive movement time. A baseball player can know the average defensive movement of outfielders, the minimum defensive movement time, the maximum defensive movement time, and their ranking, and can play a defensive movement video of one outfielder for each defensive movement time. Can see.

  The defensive analysis system 10 uses defensive data acquired from a game video in a baseball game, and the defensive movement time and the average defensive movement time for each condition (including no condition), the minimum time, In addition to displaying the maximum time and defensive movement video data, it is possible to know the defensive movement time, the average defensive movement time, the minimum time, and the maximum time in real time and in a timely manner. Defensive movement displayed in the defensive movement video data can be grasped, and the defensive power and defensive points of each outfielder from the defensive movement time, average time of defensive movement time, minimum time, maximum time and defensive movement video data , Can judge bad points accurately.

  The defensive analysis system 10 can formulate a unique practice menu required for each outfielder considering defensive movement time and defensive movement projected in defensive movement video data for each condition (including no condition), The outfielder's defense power can be improved using the system 10. The defensive analysis system 10 grasps the improvement in the defensive power of the outfielder by gradually reducing the defensive movement time and the average time, the minimum time, and the maximum time of the defensive movement time for each condition (including no condition). And learn the results of outfielder practice.

  FIG. 21 is a diagram illustrating an example of the defense rate and range factor search screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21, and FIG. 22 illustrates an example of the defense rate and range factor display screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21. FIG. 21 and 22, the description of the item (data) selected in each selection area and the item (data) displayed in each display area is omitted. To display a given infielder's defense rate and range factor, click the infielder's defense rate and range factor selection buttons 5j, 6k on the menu screens of FIGS. 5 and 6 to invert the defense rate and range factor. (Select), or put a check mark in the defense rate and range factor check boxes and click the decision buttons 5c and 6d. When the decision buttons 5c and 6d are clicked, the defense rate and range factor search screen shown in FIG.

  The defense rate and range factor search screen of FIG. 21 includes a team name selection area 21a, a data period selection area 21b, a player name selection area 21c, a condition selection area 21d, a search button 21e, a clear button 21f, and a menu screen button 21g. A button 21h is displayed. The condition selection area 21d includes a hit ball type selection area 21i, a ball ball type selection area 21j, a ball course selection area 21k, a ball ball speed selection area 21l, a runner situation selection area 21m, a strike / ball count selection area 21n, and an out count selection area. 21o, batting order selection area 21p, inning selection area 21q, and no condition area 21r are displayed.

  In each of the selection areas 21i to 21r displayed in the condition selection area 21d, each condition is selected from the pull-down list of those areas 21i to 21r (multiple selection is possible). When each condition is selected, the selected condition is displayed in each selection area 21i-21r. When a plurality of conditions are selected, these conditions are displayed in the selection areas 21i to 21r. Conditions are not displayed for unselected conditions. If no condition is selected, no condition is selected, and the selection areas 21i to 21q are blanked.

  After selecting the team name, data period, player name, selecting conditions (including no conditions), and clicking the search button 21e, the defense rate and range factor search confirmation screen is displayed on the display 20, 21. On the defense rate and range factor search confirmation screen, the team name display area displaying the selected team name, the player name display area displaying the selected player name, the data period display area displaying the selected data period, An item display area displaying display items (defense rate and range factor, defensive video), a condition item display area displaying the selected condition item, a display button, a return button, a menu screen button, and a close button are displayed. If no data period is selected, the data period display area is blank. The selected condition items are displayed in the condition item display area, but the unselected condition items are blanked.

  After confirming the selected team name, player name, data period, and each condition, clicking the display button causes the server 11 to contact the notebook computer 14A that requested the infielder's defense rate and range factor (defense data). The defense rate data and the range factor data are delivered (defense data delivery means), and the notebook computer 14A receives the defense rate data and the range factor data (defense data) from the server 11 (defense data receiving means). The defense rate and range factor display screen shown in FIG. 22 is displayed on the displays 20 and 21 of the server 11 and the notebook personal computer 14A (defense data display means).

  The defense rate and range factor display screen of FIG. 22 includes a team name display area 22a displaying the selected team name, a player name display area 22b displaying the selected player name, and data displaying the selected data period. The period display area 22c, the player's defense rate and range factor data display area 22d in the selected data period (including the case where the data period is not selected) of the selected player, the selected data period (data Player's defensive video data (moving video data) display area 22e, slow motion button 22f, super slow motion button 22g, speed playback button 22h, reverse playback button 22i, repeat playback button 22j, capture Button 22k, frame advance playback button 2 l, selected conditions item condition item display area displaying the 22m, print button 22n, the search screen button 22o, a menu screen button 22p, close button 22q is displayed.

  In the defense rate and range factor data display area 22d, the number of games of the selected infielder is displayed, and the defense rate and rank of the infielder, the range factor, and rank thereof are displayed. The defense rate and range factor corresponding to one or more conditions in each condition are displayed, or the defense rate and range factor in the case of no condition are displayed. In the defensive video data display area 22e, a video of defensive video of one play corresponding to each condition (including no condition) of the selected infielder is displayed. In the defensive video data display area 22e, a stop / play mark, a previous screen button, and a next screen button are displayed. One play of defensive video data displayed in the defensive video data display area 22e is that of one play corresponding to the defensive rate and the range factor. A baseball player can know the infielder's defense rate, range factors, and their rankings, and can view a single infielder's defense video for a given infielder corresponding to the defense rate and range factor.

  The defensive analysis system 10 displays defensive rates and range factors of each infielder in real time and in a timely manner since the defensive rate and range factor of a given infielder are displayed using defensive data acquired from a game video in a baseball game. It is possible to know the strengths and strengths of each infielder from the defense rate and range factor. The defensive analysis system 10 can formulate a unique practice menu necessary for each infielder considering the defensive rate and range factor for each condition, and uses the system 10 to improve the defensive power of the infielder. It is possible to improve the aggressiveness of infielder defense.

  FIG. 23 is a diagram illustrating an example of the difficulty rate search screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21, and FIG. 24 is a diagram illustrating an example of the difficulty rate display screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21. In FIGS. 23 and 24, descriptions of items (data) selected in each selection area and items (data) displayed in each display area are omitted. In order to display the difficulty level of a predetermined infielder, the difficulty level is reversed (selected) by clicking the difficulty level selection buttons 5k and 6l in the infielder on the menu screens of FIGS. A check mark is put in the check box and the decision buttons 5c and 6d are clicked. When the decision buttons 5c and 6d are clicked, the difficulty rate search screen shown in FIG.

  23 includes a team name selection area 23a, a data period selection area 23b, a player name selection area 23c, a condition selection area 23d, a search button 23e, a clear button 23f, a menu screen button 23g, and a close button 23h. Is displayed. The condition selection area 23d includes a hit ball type selection area 23i, a ball ball type selection area 23j, a ball course selection area 23k, a ball ball speed selection area 23l, a runner situation selection area 23m, a strike / ball count selection area 23n, and an out count selection area. 23o, batting order selection area 23p, inning selection area 23q, and no condition area 23r are displayed.

  In each of the selection areas 23i to 23r displayed in the condition selection area 23d, each condition is selected from the pull-down list of those areas 23i to 23r (multiple selection is possible). When each condition is selected, the selected condition is displayed in each selection area 23i-23r. When a plurality of conditions are selected, these conditions are displayed in the selection areas 23i to 23r. Conditions are not displayed for unselected conditions. If no condition is selected, no condition is selected, and the selection areas 23i to 23q are blanked.

  After selecting a team name, data period, player name, selecting conditions (including no conditions), and clicking the search button 23e, a difficulty rate search confirmation screen is displayed on the displays 20 and 21, although not shown. Is done. The difficulty rate search confirmation screen includes a team name display area that displays the selected team name, a player name display area that displays the selected player name, a data period display area that displays the selected data period, and display items ( An item display area displaying difficulty ratio, defensive video, defensive range 19), a condition item display area displaying the selected condition item, a display button, a return button, a menu screen button, and a close button are displayed. If no data period is selected, the data period display area is blank. The selected condition items are displayed in the condition item display area, but the unselected condition items are blanked.

  After confirming the selected team name, player name, data period, and each condition, when the display button is clicked, the server 11 sends the difficulty rate data to the notebook computer 14A that requested the infielder's difficulty rate (defense data) to be viewed. Is delivered (defense data delivery means), and the notebook computer 14A receives the difficulty rate data (defense data) from the server 11 (defense data receiving means). The difficulty rate display screen shown in FIG. 24 is displayed on the displays 20 and 21 of the server 11 and the notebook personal computer 14A (defense data display means).

  The difficulty rate display screen of FIG. 24 includes a team name display area 24a displaying the selected team name, a player name display area 24b displaying the selected player name, and a data period display area displaying the selected data period. 24c, player difficulty rate display area 24d in the selected data period (including the case where the data period is not selected) of the selected player, and the selected data period (including the case where the data period is not selected) of the selected player ) Player defensive video data (moving video data) display area 24e, slow motion button 24f, super slow motion button 24g, speed playback button 24h, reverse playback button 24i, repeat playback button 24j, capture button 24k, frame advance playback button 24l, defensive range display area 24m, selected condition items Display the condition item display area 24n, the print button 24o, search screen button 24p, the menu screen button 24q, close button 24r is displayed.

  In the difficulty rate display area 24d, the number of games of the selected infielder is displayed, the area NO in the plane areas E1 to E70, the average infielder difficulty level in the area NO, the area number of the selected infielder The ranks of the infielder specific difficulty rate and the infielder specific difficulty rate are displayed. The infielder average difficulty rate is calculated by the infielder average difficulty rate calculating means, and the infielder specific difficulty rate is calculated by the infielder specific difficulty rate calculating means. In the plane areas E1 to E70 displayed in the defense range display area 24m, when a predetermined plane area is clicked and a plane area is designated, the area NO of the designated plane area is displayed in the difficulty rate display area 24d. The infielder specific difficulty rate, the infielder specific difficulty rate, and the ranking are displayed in the difficulty rate display area 24d. The infielder average difficulty rate, infielder specific difficulty rate, and rank corresponding to one or more of the conditions are displayed, or the infielder average difficulty rate and infielder specific difficulty when there are no conditions. The rate and rank are displayed.

  In the defensive video data display area 24e, a video of one play defensive video corresponding to each condition (including no condition) of the selected infielder is displayed, and the infielder specific difficulty rate of the area NO and the area NO is indicated. Is displayed. In the defensive video data display area 24e, a stop / play mark, a previous screen button, and a next screen button are displayed. The defensive video data of one play displayed in the defensive video data display area 24e is that of one play corresponding to the infielder specific difficulty rate of the designated plane area. In the defensive range display area 24m, the defensive range 19 of the infielder in the plane areas E1 to E70 (fair zone and foul zone of the infield defensive region in the stadium) specified by the infield defensive range specifying means is displayed. The first defense area is black, the second defense area is gray, and the third defense area is represented by a plurality of dots. A baseball player can know the infielder's average infielder difficulty rate, the infielder specific difficulty rate, their ranking, and the defense range 19, and a defensive video of a given infielder corresponding to the infielder specific difficulty rate. Can see.

  The defensive analysis system 10 calculates the infielder specific difficulty rate of a specific infielder in each planar area E1 to E70, and displays the calculated infielder specific difficulty rate for each planar area in the actual game of each infielder. You can know the defensive power of. Since the defensive analysis system 10 displays the infielder average difficulty rate in each plane area E1 to E70 and the infielder specific difficulty rate of a specific infielder, the defensive power of each infielder is average in each plane area E1 to E70. It can be judged whether it is superior or inferior to the infielder's defensive ability.

  FIG. 25 is a diagram illustrating an example of a defense range search screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21, and FIG. 26 is a diagram illustrating an example of a defense range display screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21. In FIGS. 25 and 26, description of items (data) selected in each selection area and items (data) displayed in each display area is omitted. In order to display a predetermined infielder's defensive range, on the menu screen of FIGS. 5 and 6, the infielder's defensive range selection buttons 5l and 6m are clicked to reverse (select) the defensive range, or the defensive range. A check mark is put in the check box and the decision buttons 5c and 6d are clicked. When the decision buttons 5c and 6d are clicked, the defense range search screen shown in FIG.

  The difficulty rate search screen of FIG. 25 includes a team name selection area 25a, a data period selection area 25b, a player name selection area 25c, a condition selection area 25d, a search button 25e, a clear button 25f, a menu screen button 25g, and a close button 25h. Is displayed. The condition selection area 25d includes a hit ball type selection area 25i, a ball ball type selection area 25j, a ball course selection area 25k, a ball ball speed selection area 25l, a runner situation selection area 25m, a strike / ball count selection area 25n, and an out count selection area. 25o, batting order selection area 25p, inning selection area 25q, and no condition area 25r are displayed.

  In each of the selection areas 25i to 25r displayed in the condition selection area 25d, each condition is selected from the pull-down list of those areas 25i to 25r (multiple selection is possible). When each condition is selected, the selected condition is displayed in each selection area 25i to 25r. When a plurality of conditions are selected, these conditions are displayed in the selection areas 25i to 25r. Conditions are not displayed for unselected conditions. If no condition is selected, no condition is selected, and the selection areas 25i to 25q are blanked.

  After selecting a team name, data period, player name, selecting conditions (including no conditions), and clicking the search button 25e, a defense range search confirmation screen is displayed on the displays 20, 21, although not shown. Is done. The defense range search confirmation screen includes a team name display area displaying the selected team name, a player name display area displaying the selected player name, a data period display area displaying the selected data period, and display items ( An item display area displaying the defensive range 19 and a defensive image), a condition item display area displaying the selected condition item, a display button, a return button, a menu screen button, and a close button are displayed. If no data period is selected, the data period display area is blank. The selected condition items are displayed in the condition item display area, but the unselected condition items are blanked.

  After confirming the selected team name, player name, data period, and conditions, the server 11 clicks the display button, and the server 11 sends the defense range to the notebook computer 14A that requested the infielder's defense range 19 (defense data) to be viewed. The data is distributed (defense data distribution means), and the notebook computer 14A receives the defense range data (defense data) from the server 11 (defense data receiving means). A defense range display screen shown in FIG. 26 is displayed on the displays 20 and 21 of the server 11 and the notebook personal computer 14A (defense data display means).

  The defense range display screen of FIG. 26 includes a team name display area 26a displaying the selected team name, a player name display area 26b displaying the selected player name, and a data period display area displaying the selected data period. 26c, the player's defense range display area 26d in the selected data period (including the case where the data period is not selected) of the selected player, the selected data period (including the case where the data period is not selected) of the selected player ) Player defensive video data (moving video data) display area 26e, slow motion button 26f, super slow motion button 26g, speed playback button 26h, reverse playback button 26i, repeat playback button 26j, capture button 26k, frame advance playback button 26l, condition item display showing selected condition item Rear 26m, print button 26n, the search screen button 26o, a menu screen button 26p, close button 26q is displayed.

  In the defensive range display area 26d, the defensive range 19 of the infielder in the plane areas E1 to E70 (the fair zone and the foul zone of the infield defensive region in the stadium) is displayed. The defensive range 19 is specified by the infield defensive range specifying means. In the defensive video data display area 26e, a video of one play defensive video corresponding to each condition (including no condition) of the selected infielder is displayed, and the area NO and the infielder specific difficulty rate of the area NO are displayed. Is displayed. In the defensive video data display area 26e, a stop / play mark, a previous screen button, and a next screen button are displayed. The defensive video data of one play displayed in the defensive video data display area 26 e is that of one play corresponding to the designated plane area in the defensive range 19. The first defense area is black, the second defense area is gray, and the third defense area is represented by a plurality of dots. A baseball player can know the defense range 19 of the infielder and can view a defensive video of one play of a predetermined infielder corresponding to the defense range 19.

  The defensive analysis system 10 can quantitatively obtain an accurate defensive range 18 corresponding to the defensive power of each infielder's actual game, and the defensive range obtained from the actual defensive field in each infielder's game. 19 can be displayed, and it is possible to grasp the accurate defense range 19 of each infielder without depending on the experience and intuition of baseball personnel. Since the defensive analysis system 10 can know the exact defensive range 19 of each infielder, it is possible to plan various operations in consideration of the defensive range 19 of each infielder in a baseball game. The baseball game can be advanced in terms of the aspect.

  FIG. 27 is a diagram showing another example of the defense rate and range factor search screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21, and FIG. 28 is another diagram of the defense rate and range factor display screens displayed on the displays 20 and 21. It is a figure which shows an example. 27 and 28, descriptions of items (data) selected in each selection area and items (data) displayed in each display area are omitted. To display a predetermined outfielder's defense rate and range factor, click the outfielder's defense rate and range factor selection buttons 5p and 6q on the menu screens of FIGS. 5 and 6 to invert the defense rate and range factor. (Select), or put a check mark in the defense rate and range factor check boxes and click the decision buttons 5c and 6d. When the decision buttons 5c and 6d are clicked, the defense rate and range factor search screen shown in FIG.

  In the defense rate and range factor search screen of FIG. 27, the team name selection area 27a, data period selection area 27b, player name selection area 27c, condition selection area 27d, search button 27e, clear button 27f, menu screen button 27g, and close Button 27h is displayed. The condition selection area 27d includes a hit ball type selection area 27i, a ball ball type selection area 27j, a ball course selection area 27k, a ball ball speed selection area 27l, a runner situation selection area 27m, a strike / ball count selection area 27n, and an out count selection area. 27o, batting order selection area 27p, inning selection area 27q, and no condition area 27r are displayed.

  In each of the selection areas 27i to 27r displayed in the condition selection area 27d, each condition is selected from the pull-down list of those areas 27i to 27r (multiple selection is possible). When each condition is selected, the selected condition is displayed in each selection area 27i-27r. When a plurality of conditions are selected, these conditions are displayed in the selection areas 27i to 27r. Conditions are not displayed for unselected conditions. If no condition is selected, no condition is selected, and the selection areas 27i to 27q are blanked.

  After selecting a team name, data period, player name, selecting conditions (including no conditions), and clicking the search button 27e, although not shown, a defense rate and range factor search confirmation screen is displayed on the display 20, 21. On the defense rate and range factor search confirmation screen, the team name display area displaying the selected team name, the player name display area displaying the selected player name, the data period display area displaying the selected data period, An item display area displaying display items (defense rate and range factor, defensive video), a condition item display area displaying the selected condition item, a display button, a return button, a menu screen button, and a close button are displayed. If no data period is selected, the data period display area is blank. The selected condition items are displayed in the condition item display area, but the unselected condition items are blanked.

  After confirming the selected team name, player name, data period, and each condition, when the display button is clicked, the server 11 asks the notebook personal computer 14A that has requested browsing of the outfielder's defense rate and range factor (defense data). The defense rate data and the range factor data are delivered (defense data delivery means), and the notebook computer 14A receives the defense rate data and the range factor data (defense data) from the server 11 (defense data receiving means). The defense rate and range factor display screen shown in FIG. 28 is displayed on the displays 20 and 21 of the server 11 and the notebook personal computer 14A (defense data display means).

  In the defense rate and range factor display screen of FIG. 28, the team name display area 28a displaying the selected team name, the player name display area 28b displaying the selected player name, and the data displaying the selected data period. The period display area 28c, the player's defense rate and range factor data display area 28d in the selected data period (including the case where the data period is not selected) of the selected player, the selected data period (data Player's defensive video data (moving video data) display area 28e, slow motion button 28f, super slow motion button 28g, speed playback button 28h, reverse playback button 28i, repeat playback button 28j, capture Button 28k, frame advance playback button 2 l, selected conditions item condition item display area displaying the 28m, print button 28n, the search screen button 28o, a menu screen button 28p, close button 28q is displayed.

  In the defense rate and range factor data display area 28d, the number of games of the selected outfielder is displayed, as well as the outfielder's defense rate and its ranking, the range factor and its ranking. The defense rate and range factor corresponding to one or more conditions in each condition are displayed, or the defense rate and range factor in the case of no condition are displayed. In the defensive video data display area 28e, a video of defensive video of one play corresponding to each condition (including no condition) of the selected outfielder is displayed. A stop / play mark, a previous screen button, and a next screen button are displayed in the defensive video data display area 28e. One play of defensive video data displayed in the defensive video data display area 28e is that of one play corresponding to the defensive rate and the range factor. A baseball player can know the outfielder's defense rate, range factors, and their rankings, and can view a single outfield defense video for a given outfielder corresponding to the defense rate and range factor.

  The defensive analysis system 10 displays defensive rates and range factors of each outfielder in real time and in a timely manner because the defensive rate and range factor of a given outfielder are displayed using defensive data acquired from a game video in a baseball game. It is possible to know the strengths and strengths of each outfielder from the defense rate and range factor. The defensive analysis system 10 can formulate a unique practice menu necessary for each outfielder considering the defensive rate and range factor for each condition, and uses the system 10 to improve the defensive power of the outfielder. In addition, the aggressiveness of outfielder defense can be improved.

  FIG. 29 is a diagram illustrating another example of the difficulty rate search screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21, and FIG. 30 is a diagram illustrating another example of the difficulty rate display screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21. is there. 29 and 30, the description of the item (data) selected in each selection area and the item (data) displayed in each display area is omitted. In order to display the difficulty rate of a predetermined infielder, the difficulty rate is reversed (selected) by clicking the difficulty rate selection buttons 5q and 6r of the outfielder on the menu screen of FIGS. A check mark is put in the check box and the decision buttons 5c and 6d are clicked. When the decision buttons 5c and 6d are clicked, the difficulty rate search screen shown in FIG.

  29 includes a team name selection area 29a, a data period selection area 29b, a player name selection area 29c, a condition selection area 29d, a search button 29e, a clear button 29f, a menu screen button 29g, and a close button 29h. Is displayed. The condition selection area 29d includes a hit ball type selection area 29i, a ball ball type selection area 29j, a ball course selection area 29k, a ball ball speed selection area 29l, a runner situation selection area 29m, a strike / ball count selection area 29n, and an out count selection area. 29o, batting order selection area 29p, inning selection area 29q, and no condition area 29r are displayed.

  In each selection area 29i-29r displayed in the condition selection area 29d, each condition is selected from the pull-down list of those areas 29i-29r (multiple selection is possible). When each condition is selected, the selected condition is displayed in each selection area 29i-29r. When a plurality of conditions are selected, these conditions are displayed in the selection areas 29i to 29r. Conditions are not displayed for unselected conditions. If no condition is selected, no condition is selected, and the selection areas 29i to 29q are blanked.

  After selecting a team name, data period, player name, selecting conditions (including no conditions), and clicking the search button 29e, a difficulty rate search confirmation screen is displayed on the displays 20, 21, although not shown. Is done. The difficulty rate search confirmation screen includes a team name display area that displays the selected team name, a player name display area that displays the selected player name, a data period display area that displays the selected data period, and display items ( An item display area displaying difficulty ratio, defensive video, defensive range 19), a condition item display area displaying the selected condition item, a display button, a return button, a menu screen button, and a close button are displayed. If no data period is selected, the data period display area is blank. The selected condition items are displayed in the condition item display area, but the unselected condition items are blanked.

  After confirming the selected team name, player name, data period, and each condition, when the display button is clicked, the server 11 sends the difficulty rate data to the notebook computer 14A that requested the outfielder's difficulty rate (defense data). Is delivered (defense data delivery means), and the notebook computer 14A receives the difficulty rate data (defense data) from the server 11 (defense data receiving means). The difficulty rate display screen shown in FIG. 30 is displayed on the displays 20 and 21 of the server 11 and the notebook personal computer 14A (defense data display means).

  The difficulty rate display screen of FIG. 30 includes a team name display area 30a that displays the selected team name, a player name display area 30b that displays the selected player name, and a data period display area that displays the selected data period. 30c, player difficulty rate display area 30d in the selected data period of the selected player (including the case where the data period is not selected), and the selected data period of the selected player (including the case where the data period is not selected) ) Player defensive video data (moving video data) display area 30e, slow motion button 30f, super slow motion button 30g, speed playback button 30h, reverse playback button 30i, repeat playback button 30j, capture button 30k, frame advance playback button 30 l, defensive range display area 30 m, selected condition items Display the condition item display area 30n, the print button 30o, search screen button 30p, the menu screen button 30q, close button 30r is displayed.

  In the difficulty rate display area 30d, the number of games of the selected outfielder is displayed, the area NO in the plane areas E71 to E140, the average outfielder difficulty level in the area NO, and the area NO of the selected outfielder The order of the outfielder specific difficulty rate and the outfielder specific difficulty rate is displayed. The outfielder average difficulty rate is calculated by the outfielder average difficulty rate calculating means, and the outfielder specific difficulty rate is calculated by the outfielder specific difficulty rate calculating means. In the plane areas E71 to E140 displayed in the defense range display area 30m, when a predetermined plane area is clicked and a plane area is specified, the area NO of the specified plane area is displayed in the difficulty rate display area 30d. The outfielder specific difficulty rate, the outfielder specific difficulty rate, and the ranking are displayed in the difficulty rate display area 30d. The outfielder average difficulty rate, outfielder specific difficulty rate, and rank corresponding to one or more of the conditions are displayed, or the outfielder average difficulty rate and outfielder identification difficulty when there are no conditions. The rate and rank are displayed.

  In the defensive video data display area 30e, a video of a defensive video of one play corresponding to each condition (including no condition) of the selected outfielder is displayed, and the area NO and the outfielder specific difficulty rate of the area NO are displayed. Is displayed. In the defensive video data display area 30e, a stop / play mark, a previous screen button, and a next screen button are displayed. The defensive video data of one play displayed in the defensive video data display area 30e is that of one play corresponding to the outfielder specific difficulty rate of the designated plane area. In the defensive range display area 30m, the defensive range 19 of the outfielder in the plane areas E71 to E140 (fair zone and foul zone of the outfield defensive area in the stadium) specified by the outfield defensive range specifying means is displayed. The first defense area is black, the second defense area is gray, and the third defense area is represented by a plurality of dots. A baseball player can know the outfielder's average outfielder's average difficulty rate, outfielder's specific difficulty rate, their ranking, and defense range 19, and one play of a predetermined outfielder corresponding to the outfielder's specific difficulty rate. You can see the defensive video.

  The defensive analysis system 10 calculates the outfielder specific difficulty rate of a specific outfielder in each of the plane areas E71 to E140, and displays the calculated outfielder specific difficulty rate of each outfielder, so that each plane in the actual game of each outfielder You can know the defensive power of each area. Since the defensive analysis system 10 displays the outfielder average difficulty rate in each plane area E71 to E140 and the outfielder specific difficulty rate of a specific outfielder, the defensive power of each outfielder in each plane area E71 to E140 is average. It can be judged whether it is superior or inferior to the defensive ability of a typical outfielder.

  FIG. 31 is a diagram illustrating another example of the defense range search screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21, and FIG. 32 is a diagram illustrating another example of the defense range display screen displayed on the displays 20 and 21. is there. 31 and 32, description of items (data) selected in each selection area and items (data) displayed in each display area is omitted. In order to display a predetermined outfielder's defensive range, the outfielder's defensive range selection buttons 5r and 6s are clicked on the menu screens of FIGS. 5 and 6 to reverse (select) the defensive range, or the defensive range. A check mark is put in the check box and the decision buttons 5c and 6d are clicked. When the decision buttons 5c and 6d are clicked, the defense range search screen shown in FIG.

  31 includes a team name selection area 31a, a data period selection area 31b, a player name selection area 31c, a condition selection area 31d, a search button 31e, a clear button 31f, a menu screen button 31g, and a close button 31h. Is displayed. The condition selection area 31d includes a hit ball type selection area 31i, a ball ball type selection area 31j, a ball course selection area 31k, a ball ball speed selection area 31l, a runner situation selection area 31m, a strike / ball count selection area 31n, and an outcount selection area. 31o, batting order selection area 31p, inning selection area 31q, and no condition area 31r are displayed.

  In each of the selection areas 31i to 31r displayed in the condition selection area 31d, each condition is selected from the pull-down list of the areas 31i to 31r (multiple selection is possible). When each condition is selected, the selected condition is displayed in each of the selection areas 31i to 31r. When a plurality of conditions are selected, these conditions are displayed in the selection areas 31i to 31r. Conditions are not displayed for unselected conditions. If no condition is selected, no condition is selected, and the selection areas 31i to 31q are blanked.

  After selecting a team name, data period, player name, selecting conditions (including no conditions), and clicking the search button 31e, a defense range search confirmation screen is displayed on the displays 20, 21, although not shown. Is done. The defense range search confirmation screen includes a team name display area displaying the selected team name, a player name display area displaying the selected player name, a data period display area displaying the selected data period, and display items ( An item display area displaying the defensive range 19 and a defensive image), a condition item display area displaying the selected condition item, a display button, a return button, a menu screen button, and a close button are displayed. If no data period is selected, the data period display area is blank. The selected condition items are displayed in the condition item display area, but the unselected condition items are blanked.

  After confirming the selected team name, player name, data period, and each condition, when the display button is clicked, the server 11 sends the defense range to the notebook personal computer 14A that has requested to view the defense field 19 (defense data) of the outfielder. The data is distributed (defense data distribution means), and the notebook computer 14A receives the defense range data (defense data) from the server 11 (defense data receiving means). A defense range display screen shown in FIG. 32 is displayed on the displays 20 and 21 of the server 11 and the notebook personal computer 14A (defense data display means).

  The defensive range display screen of FIG. 32 includes a team name display area 32a that displays the selected team name, a player name display area 32b that displays the selected player name, and a data period display area that displays the selected data period. 32c, the player's defensive range display area 32d in the selected data period (including the case where the data period is not selected) of the selected player, the selected data period (including the case where the data period is not selected) of the selected player ) Player defensive video data (moving video data) display area 32e, slow motion button 32f, super slow motion button 32g, speed playback button 32h, reverse playback button 32i, repeat playback button 32j, capture button 32k, frame advance playback button 32l, condition item display showing selected condition item Rear 32m, print button 32n, the search screen button 32o, a menu screen button 32p, close button 32q is displayed.

  In the defensive range display area 32d, the defensive range of the outfielder in the plane areas E71 to E140 (the fair zone and the foul zone of the outfield defensive region in the stadium) is displayed. The defense range 19 is specified by the outfield defense range specifying means. In the defensive video data display area 32e, a video of a defensive video of one play corresponding to each condition (including no condition) of the selected outfielder is displayed, and the area NO and the infielder specific difficulty rate of the area NO are displayed. Is displayed. In the defensive video data display area 32e, a stop / play mark, a previous screen button, and a next screen button are displayed. The defensive video data of one play displayed in the defensive video data display area 32e is that of one play corresponding to the designated plane area in the defensive range 19. The first defense area is black, the second defense area is gray, and the third defense area is represented by a plurality of dots. A baseball player can know the outfielder's defensive range 19 and can view a defensive video of a predetermined outfielder's play corresponding to the defensive range 19.

  The defensive analysis system 10 can quantitatively obtain an accurate defensive range 19 corresponding to the defensive power of each outfielder's actual game, and accurately deriving from the defensive range of each outfielder's real game. 19 can be displayed, and it is possible to grasp the accurate defense range 19 of each outfielder without depending on the experience and intuition of baseball personnel. Since the defensive analysis system 10 can know the exact defensive range 19 of each outfielder, it is possible to plan various strategies in consideration of the defensive range 19 of each outfielder in a baseball game. The baseball game can be advanced in terms of the aspect.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Defensive analysis system 11 Baseball field 12 Internet 13 Server 14 Information terminal 14A Notebook PC 14B Tablet 14C Smartphone 15A-15D High-speed camera 16 Stand 17 Infield defensive area 18 Outfield defensive area 19 Defensive range 20 Display 21 Display E1-E140 Plane area

Claims (18)

Utilizing server is a computer operated by an independent operating system and a central processing unit and a memory, in defense analysis system for analyzing a defensive baseball infielder or outfielder,
The server uses a plurality of game videos from the past to the present taken from different first to nth directions in the baseball game, and uses the plurality of game videos as a match video for each pitcher and batter. Condition data acquisition means for acquiring various condition data from the battle video,
Defensive data acquisition for obtaining defensive data corresponding to various conditions for each play of a plurality of defensive players in the baseball game while dividing the plurality of battle videos into defensive players of the infielder or the outfielder Means,
A plurality of first to nth plane areas having a net-like shape in a fair zone and a foul zone of the infield defensive area in the baseball stadium using the defensive data for each play of the plurality of battle videos or the defensive fields Infield area hitting ball count first counting means for counting the number of all infield area first hits that flew into each plane area for an unspecified number of infielders, for each plane area,
The infield-out first hit number that the unspecified number of infielders out of the in-field area first hit number for each planar area counted by the infield area hit number first counting means is the infield area first hit number. An infielder average difficulty rate calculating means for calculating the infielder average difficulty rate for each plane area divided by the number;
An infield area hit number second counting means for counting the number of all infield area second hits flew to the first to nth plane areas for a specific infielder for each plane area;
The infield-out second hit number that a specific infielder out of the infield area second hit number for each planar area counted by the infield area hit number second counting means is the infield area second hit number. In-fielder specific difficulty rate calculation means for calculating the infielder specific difficulty rate for each planar area,
A plurality of first to nth plane areas having a net-like shape in a fair zone and a foul zone of the outfield defense area in the baseball stadium using the plurality of battle videos or the defense data for each play of the plurality of defenses. An outfield area hit ball count totaling means for counting the number of first hits of all outfield areas that flew into each plane area for an unspecified number of outfielders, for each plane area,
Outfield area first hit ball number of outfield area first hit ball number of outfield area first hit ball number for each plane area counted by the outfield area hit ball number first counting means is outfield field first hit ball number that is out. Outfielder average difficulty rate calculating means for calculating the outfielder average difficulty rate for each plane area divided by the number;
Outfield area hitting number second counting means for counting all outfield area second hits flying to the first to nth plane areas for a specific outfielder for each plane area;
Outfield area second hit number which is out by a specific outfielder among the outfield area second hit number for each plane area counted by the outfield area hit number second counting means is the outfield area second hit number. And outfielder specific difficulty rate calculation means for calculating the outfielder specific difficulty rate for each plane area,
Infielder or outfielder defensive data acquired by the defensive data acquisition means is displayed, and the infielder average difficulty rate in the first to nth plane areas calculated by the infielder average difficulty rate calculating means and the infielder identification The first to nth plane areas calculated by the outfielder average difficulty ratio calculation means while displaying the infielder specific difficulty ratios in the first to nth plane areas of the specific infielder calculated by the difficulty ratio calculation means Defensive data display means for displaying the outfielder average difficulty rate and the outfielder specific difficulty rate in the first to nth plane areas of the specific outfielder calculated by the outfielder specific difficulty rate calculation means. Defensive analysis system characterized by   The defensive data is the number of infielders or outfielders, the number of stabs, the number of kills, the number of mistakes, the number of kills, the number of captures, and the defensive data display means the infielder or the outsider who has reached the prescribed number of matches Displays the number of fielders' games, stabs, kills, misses, concurrent kills, withdrawals, or the number of infielders or outfielders who have reached the number of matches, kills, misses, kills The defensive analysis system according to claim 1, wherein the number and the number of captures are displayed for each of the various conditions. The defensive data is hitting process data from immediately after a hit ball is released from the bat to when a predetermined infielder catches and sends the hit ball, and the server uses the hit ball processing data from the bat. Hitting ball processing time acquisition means for calculating for each of the various conditions the ball hitting processing time from when the hit ball is released to when the predetermined infielder catches the ball and sends it, and for calculating the average time of the ball hitting time The defensive data display means displays the hitting time for each infielder for each of the various conditions, and at least the average time of the hitting time, the minimum time, and the maximum time for the hitting time The defensive analysis system according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the defensive analysis system is displayed for each of various conditions. The defensive data is defensive operation data from immediately after the ball is released from the bat until the predetermined infielder or outfielder starts the defensive operation, and the server uses the defensive operation data to hit the ball from the bat. An operation start time acquisition means for calculating an operation start time for each of the various conditions and calculating an average time of the operation start times after a predetermined infielder or outfielder starts a defensive operation immediately after being released The defensive data display means displays the operation start time of each infielder or each outfielder for each of the various conditions, and at least the average time of the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of the operation start time The defensive analysis system according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein each of the various conditions is displayed. The defensive data is the ball catching posture data from when the predetermined infielder starts the defensive action until taking the ball catching posture, and the server uses the ball catching posture data to defend the predetermined infielder The defensive data display includes a ball catching posture time acquisition means for calculating an average time of the ball catching posture time and calculating the ball catching posture time from the start of the operation until the ball catching posture is taken for each of the various conditions. The means displays the ball catching stance time for each infielder for each of the various conditions, and displays at least the average time of the ball catching stance time for the various conditions. The defensive analysis system according to any one of claims 1 to 4. The defensive data is hitting ball throwing data from when a predetermined infielder catches a hit ball until it is sent, and the server uses the hit ball pitching data to catch a hit ball The ball hitting time until the ball is sent is calculated for each of the various conditions, and includes ball hitting time acquisition means for calculating an average time of the ball hitting time, and the defensive data display means includes the ball hitting time for each infielder. 6 is displayed for each of the various conditions, and at least the average time among the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of the hitting time is displayed for each of the various conditions. Defensive analysis system. The defensive data is defensive movement data immediately after a hit ball is released from the bat until a predetermined outfielder reaches the catching point of the hit ball, and the server uses the defensive movement data to move the hit ball from the bat. Defensive movement time until the predetermined outfielder reaches the catching point of the hit ball immediately after being released for each of the various conditions, and includes defensive movement time acquisition means for calculating an average time of the defensive movement time, The defensive data display means displays the defensive movement time for each outfielder for each of the various conditions, and at least the average time of the defensive movement time for the various conditions. The defensive analysis system according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the defensive analysis system is displayed.   The defensive data display means displays the hitting processing time, the operation start time, the catching posture time, and the hitting pitching time of a predetermined infielder together with the defensive video data of the infielder, and a predetermined infielder Display the average time, minimum time, and maximum time of the hitting processing time, the operation start time, the catching posture time, and the hitting pitching time together with the defensive video data of the infielder. The start time and the defensive movement time are displayed together with the defensive video data of the outfielder, and the average time, the minimum time, and the maximum time of the operation start time and the defensive movement time of the predetermined outfielder are displayed. The defensive analysis system according to claim 7, which is displayed together with defensive video data. The server uses the defensive data acquired by the defensive data acquisition means, and calculates a predetermined infielder or outfielder calculated by (number of stabs + number of slaughter) / (number of stabs + number of slaughter + number of failures) calculating a defensive factor, or comprises a fielding percentage calculating means for calculating the fielding percentage of a given Infielder or outfielder using the defensive data for each of the various conditions, is the defensive data display means, the defensive displays the fielding percentage of a given Infielder or outfielder calculated by the rate calculating means, or any claim 1 or claim 8 displays the fielding percentage of a given Infielder or outfielder for each of the various conditions Defensive analysis system described in Crab. The server uses the defensive data acquired by the defensive data acquisition means , calculates a predetermined infielder or outfielder range factor calculated by 9 × (number of stabs + number of slaughter) / number of defensive innings , or, by using the defensive data include range factor calculating means for calculating the range factor given Infielder or outfielder for each of the various conditions, the defensive data display means was calculated by the range factor calculating means displays the range factor given Infielder or outfielder, or defensive analysis according to the range factor given Infielder or outfielder to any one of claims 1 to claim 9 to display for each of the various conditions system.   The area hitting ball number first counting means calculates the infield area first hit number of each plane area for each of various conditions, and the infielder average difficulty rate calculating means calculates the infielder average difficulty rate of each plane area for various conditions. The area hitting number second counting means calculates the infield area second hitting number of each plane area for each of various conditions, and the infielder specific difficulty rate calculating means calculates the infielder of each plane area. 11. The specific difficulty rate is calculated for each condition, and the defense data display means displays the infielder average difficulty rate and the infielder specific difficulty rate in each plane area for each condition. Defensive analysis system as described in any one. The server compares the infielder average difficulty rate of a specific planar area with the infielder specific difficulty rate of a specific planar area of a predetermined infielder, and the infielder specific difficulty rate of the specific planar area of the infielder is If the infielder average difficulty rate is greater than or equal to the infielder average difficulty rate, the plane area is designated as the first defense area. If the infielder specific difficulty rate is 90% to less than 100% of the infielder average difficulty rate, the plane area is designated as the second defense area. When the infielder specific difficulty rate is 70% to less than 90% of the infielder average difficulty rate, the plane area is defined as the third field area, and the first field field to the third field area are defined as the fielder field range. The defensive data is the defensive range data of the infielder, and the defensive data display means defines the defensive range of the infielder in the infield defensive area in the stadium. Defense analysis system according to claim 11 to display in Luson.   The vertical dimension in the center direction from the home base of each planar area in the fair zone and foul zone of the infield defense area is in the range of 30 to 200 cm, and the first side of each planar area in the fair zone and foul zone of the infield defense area The defensive analysis system according to claim 11 or 12, wherein a lateral dimension in a direction from the stand to the third base side is in a range of 20 to 100 cm. The area hitting ball number first counting means calculates the outfield area first hitting number of each plane area for each of various conditions, and the outfielder average difficulty rate calculating means calculates the outfielder average difficulty rate of each plane area for various conditions. The area hitting number second counting means calculates the outfield area second hitting number of each planar area for each of various conditions, and the outfielder specific difficulty rate calculating means calculates the outfielder of each planar area. certain difficulty factor calculated for each various conditions, the defensive data display means, according to claim 1 to claim 13 for displaying the said outfielder average difficulty rate in each plane area and the outfielder particular difficulty rate under various conditions Defensive analysis system as described in any one. The server compares an outfielder average difficulty rate of a specific planar area with an outfielder specific difficulty rate of a specific planar area of a predetermined outfielder, and the outfielder specific difficulty rate of the specific planar area of the outfielder is If the outfielder average difficulty rate is greater than or equal to the outfielder average difficulty rate, the plane area is designated as the first defensive area. If the outfielder specific difficulty rate is 90% to less than 100% of the outfielder average difficulty rate, the plane area is designated as the second defensive area. When the outfielder specific difficulty rate is 70% to less than 90% of the outfielder average difficulty rate, the plane area is defined as the third defensive area, and the first to third defensive areas are defined as the defensive range of the outfielder. An outfield defensive range specifying means, wherein the defensive data is defensive range data of the outfielder, and the defensive data display means assigns the defensive range of the specific outfielder to the fair zone and the field of the outfield defensive area in the stadium. Defense analysis system according to claim 14 to display in Luson. The vertical dimension in the center direction from the home base of each planar area in the fair zone and foul zone of the outfield defense area is in the range of 50 to 200 cm, and the first side of each planar area in the fair zone and foul zone of the outfield defense area The defensive analysis system according to claim 14 or 15, wherein a lateral dimension in a direction from the stand to the third base side is in a range of 30 to 100 cm. The server receives the first to n-th high-speed cameras that shoot the game video and the game videos taken by the first to n-th high-speed cameras, and analyzes the defense of the infielder or the outfielder, A server that distributes various defense data and an information terminal that is held by a plurality of baseball officials and that receives the defense data distributed from the server, and the information terminal browses the various defense data. If requested, the said server distributes them defensive data to the information terminal, distributed various defense analysis system according to any one of claims 1 to claim 16 defensive data the information terminal displays the. The condition data includes the batter hitting ball type data for each ball thrown by the pitcher, the ball type data for each ball thrown by the pitcher, the course data for each ball thrown by the pitcher, and the pitcher thrown. The defensive analysis system according to any one of claims 1 to 17, which is ball speed data of each ball, runner's output status data, strike ball count data, outcount data, batting order data, and inning data.

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