WO2011090254A1 - Method, apparatus, and system for providing a soccer-playing ability evaluation service - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates a method, apparatus, and system for providing a soccer-playing ability evaluation service. The method of the present invention for providing a soccer ability evaluation service includes: a step of storing an ability determining factor table and significance table for evaluating the playing abilities of players (wherein the ability determining factor table includes default points for positive offense attributes, negative offense attributes, positive defense attributes, and negative defense attributes, and the weight value table includes a significance value based on game conditions, game time, and/or scoring); a step of receiving, through a user input unit, an ability determining factor corresponding to each player, for inputting an ability determining factor for each player; and a step of assigning points to each player by using the received ability determining factor table and significance table. According to the present invention, the playing ability of players and teams can be objectively and accurately evaluated.

Description

Method, apparatus and system for providing soccer performance evaluation service

The present invention relates to a method, apparatus, and system for providing soccer performance evaluation service. More specifically, the game factors (events) generated during the game can be subdivided and recorded to accurately quantify the performance of individual athletes and teams. The present invention relates to a method, apparatus and system for providing performance evaluation service.

At present, various attempts have been made to evaluate the performance of individual athletes and teams in games such as soccer.

This assessment helps to determine how much athletes are contributing to the team, thus avoiding unnecessary consumption of salary negotiations for the team or athlete.

In addition, in recent years, as the sports lottery is activated, objective evaluation of athletes and teams may be essential in that many users become more interested in sports.

In particular, a number of tools for evaluating the performance of athletes and teams in soccer have been disclosed.

However, in the prior art, the performance evaluation of soccer is based only on limited items such as play time, score, assist (scoring goal), tackle, steal, foul, pass, etc. Only a fixed number is given without considering the situation, and only quantitative analysis is accumulated.

In general, about 1,200 to 1,400 events can be generated by a player during a game in soccer, but only 250 to 300 events can be recorded according to the existing evaluation system, and the items are also limited. .

Therefore, according to the prior art, only less than 20% of the information generated by the athletes during the game is recorded, and 80% is hidden and not recorded.

Therefore, the performance evaluation system according to the prior art is not able to evaluate the player's contribution substantially accurately, there is a problem that generates a large error in team power analysis, scouts, trade and salary negotiations.

Furthermore, in the current Korean football, player records are generally evaluated with only 13 items, which are mostly biased. Therefore, in order to evaluate the defender, there is a problem that only extremely subjective evaluation can be made.

The present invention, to solve the problems of the prior art as described above, proposes a soccer game performance evaluation service providing method, apparatus and system that can objectively evaluate the performance of the team and athletes.

In order to achieve the above object, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, a method for providing a soccer performance evaluation service in a soccer performance evaluation service providing apparatus, a game factor table for the game factors for the evaluation of the athletic performance of the athlete and Storing a weight table, wherein the game factor includes attack addition factor, attack subtraction factor, defense addition factor and defense subtraction factor occurring during a soccer game, and the game factor table includes the attack addition factor, the attack subtraction factor, A default point for each of the defensive addition factor and the defensive reduction factor, wherein the weight table includes weights according to at least one of a game situation, a game time, and a scoring situation; Receiving a race factor corresponding to each athlete through a user input unit for inputting race factors for each athlete; And adding points to the athletes who generated the game factors by summing the default points and the weights of the received game factors through the game factor table and the weight table. Is provided.

According to another aspect of the present invention, a soccer game performance evaluation service providing apparatus, the storage unit for storing the game factor table and the weight table for the game factors for the evaluation of the athletic performance of the athlete-the game factors are added to the attack during the soccer game A factor, an attack subtraction factor, a defensive factor, and a defensive factor, and the game factor table includes default points for each of the attack addition factor, the attack subtraction factor, the defensive addition factor, and the defensive reduction factor, The weight table includes weights according to at least one of a game situation, a game time and a score situation; And receiving a race factor corresponding to each athlete through a user input unit for inputting race factors for each athlete, and summing default points and weights for the received race factors through the race factor table and the weight table. Provided is a soccer performance evaluation service providing apparatus including a point processing unit for assigning points to an athlete who has generated the game factors.

According to another aspect of the present invention, a soccer performance evaluation service providing system connected to a client terminal via a network, the system comprising: a database for storing a player's and team's athletic performance digitized according to a predetermined algorithm; A communication unit for receiving a search request for an athlete and a team athletic force from the user terminal; And a search result generation unit for generating a search result according to the search request by referring to the database, wherein the athletic performance of the athlete is digitized as the sum of the points for the game factors generated by the athlete during the game. Provides a soccer game performance evaluation service system that is determined by the default point for the game factors and the weight according to at least one of the game situation, game time, and scoring situation.

According to the present invention, there is an advantage that can evaluate the performance of the team and the athlete objectively and accurately.

1 is a diagram showing the configuration of a game performance evaluation service providing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 2 is a view showing a state divided areas of the stadium according to the present invention.

3 is a flow chart illustrating a game performance evaluation process according to the present invention.

Figure 4 is a diagram showing the configuration of a game performance evaluation service providing system according to the present invention.

5 is a diagram showing the configuration of a game performance evaluation server according to the present invention.

As the present invention allows for various changes and numerous embodiments, particular embodiments will be illustrated in the drawings and described in detail in the written description. However, this is not intended to limit the present invention to specific embodiments, it should be understood to include all modifications, equivalents, and substitutes included in the spirit and scope of the present invention. In describing the drawings, similar reference numerals are used for similar elements.

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the following description of the present invention, the same reference numerals will be used for the same means regardless of the reference numerals in order to facilitate the overall understanding.

The present invention is to evaluate the performance of each athlete in the game between the team and the team consisting of a plurality of athletes, the overall performance of the team, can be applied to all the competition between the team, but for the sake of convenience of description below This course focuses on evaluating the performance of athletes and teams in soccer games.

1 is a diagram illustrating a game performance evaluation service providing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 1, the game performance evaluation service providing apparatus according to the present invention may include a storage unit 100, a point processor 102, and a contribution processor 104.

The storage unit 100 according to the present invention stores a game factor table and a weight table for evaluating the athletic performance of the athlete.

The plurality of other game factors in the present invention may include an attack addition factor, an attack reduction factor, a defense addition factor, and a defense reduction factor, and these attack addition factors, attack reduction factors, defense addition factors, and defensive reduction factors may be used in advance of the stadium. It can be broken down by set region.

In a soccer game, a soccer field has a clearly divided area such as a penalty area and a goal area based on a goal.

According to one preferred embodiment of the present invention, as shown in Figure 2, the soccer field is based on the penalty area, goal area and half line, in addition to the penalty area and goal area Subdivide into the forward area of the attacking camp, the backward area of the defending camp, the offensive half, and the defensive half.

Here, the forward area is a region that is likely to lead to a goal in the attack operation, and refers to the penalty area of the opposing camp (attacking camp) and the left and right areas of the penalty area. Here, the left and right regions of the penalty area are defined as a left forward side area and a right forward side area, respectively.

Backward areas are areas with a high probability of losing on defense, meaning the penalty area of our side (defense) and the left and right areas of the penalty area. Here, the left and right regions of the penalty area are defined as a left backward side area and a right backward side area, respectively.

The Offensive Harp is defined as the midfield of the offensive camp, defined as the area below the opponent's penalty area from the halfline, and the defensive harp is defined as the defensive midfield, from the halfline to the area beyond our penalty area.

In the present invention, the field is a region in which the offensive harp and the defensive harp are combined, and is defined as an area excluding the forward area and the backward area in the entire soccer field.

According to the present invention, the economic factors are subdivided based on the divided areas as described above.

According to one preferred embodiment of the present invention, a default point is set for each of the refinement factors.

When an athlete is selected by a user and a race factor generated by the athlete is input, the point processing unit 102 gives points to the athlete according to the default point and preset weights according to the entered race factor. do.

The weighting and point assigning process will be described in detail below.

Meanwhile, according to the present invention, 139 game factors may be set to accurately and objectively evaluate the performances of athletes and teams in a soccer game, and furthermore, points granting principles are set for each.

In the following, the game factors according to the present invention and their point granting principle (application principle) will be described in detail.

1. Attack additional factors (additional points depending on the factors of the game)

(1) Nomark success contribution addition

Points are awarded for spaces that cannot be reached by any part of the body, including the defender's feet, or if there is no defender between the shooter and the goal, and all points are awarded for no-mark shooting.

(2) Mark success contribution addition

This applies if the defender is not free to shoot or if the defender is in place between the ball and the goal.

(3) Goals scored in the goal area

Applies to the scorer according to the official record, ie to the final toucher.

(4) success in scoring in the penalty area

Applies to the scorer according to the official record, ie to the final toucher.

(5) success in scoring on the field

Applies to the scorer according to the official record and applies to the final toucher.

(6) Goal Area Effective Shooting

This applies to all shots from the goal area to the goal, shots not shot out of the net and saved by the goalkeeper.

(7) Penalty Area Effective Shooting

This applies to all shots from the penalty area to the goal, shots not shot out of the net and saved by the goalkeeper.

(8) Field Effective Shooting

This applies to all shots from the field to the goal, shots not shot out of the net, and saved by the goalkeeper.

(9) Goal Assist in Goal Area

Since the assist rules are different for each league or competition, it is based on the assist rules of the competition, and is applied when the goalkeeper receives assist from the passer and shoots with a touch within the prescribed number of times.

(10) Assist in scoring in the penalty area

Since the assist rules are different for each league or competition, it is based on the assist rules of the competition, and it is applied when the goalkeeper receives an assist from the passer and shoots with a touch within the prescribed number of times.

(11) Scoring Assist in Field

Since the assist rules are different for each league or competition, it is based on the assist rules of the competition, and it is applied when the goalkeeper receives an assist from the passer and shoots with a touch within the prescribed number of times.

(12) Shooting Assist in Goal Area (Goal Area)

It is applied when the number of ball touches is less than the preset number of times (eg, 2 times) until the attacker who passes the shot shoots, and the shooter receives an assist from the passer and attempts to shoot with the specified number of touches. , The scoring situation is excluded here.

(13) Shooting Assist in Penalty Area

Shooter assists when the number of ball touches is less than or equal to the preset number of times (e.g. 2 times) until the attacker who passes is shot.The shooter receives assist from the passer in the penalty area and shoots with the specified number of touches. If attempted, the score will be excluded.

(14) Shooting Assist in the Field

Shooting assists are applied when the number of ball touches is less than or equal to the preset number of times (e.g. 2 times) until the attacker who passes the shot shoots, and the shooter assists the passer in the field and shoots with the specified number of touches. If attempted, the score will be applied.

(15) Penalty Area Pass

Crosses and feeding passes are excluded and points are awarded to passers when the ball is connected to a fellow player in the penalty area.

(16) Successful ballkeeping in the penalty area

After controlling the ball, when the next connection is made, the ball is recognized as a successful ball-keeping and points are awarded to the player who defends the ball without losing or missing the ball to the penalty area.

(17) Successful pass of the Forward Side Area (R / L)

Crosses and feeding passes are excluded and points are awarded to the passer if the ball is connected to a fellow player located in the left and right forward areas.

(18) Successful ballkeeping of Forward Side Area (R / L)

After controlling the ball, when the next connection is made, the ball is recognized as a successful ball-keeping and points are awarded to the player who defends the ball without losing or missing the ball to the left and right forward areas.

(19) Long Pass Success

A pass that passes over an area is called a long pass, and if there is a difficulty in determining the distance, it is classified as a long pass or a short pass by looking at the kick motion. If a long-range pass is linked to a fellow player, points are awarded to that passer.

(20) Success of combination pass

A combination pass is defined as a pass where the defender leaves his original position and approaches the ball attacker, and the ball is connected to a fellow player and passed back to the defender's backspace. When the passer is given a point.

(21) Breakthrough penalty area dribble

If dribbling is attempted in the penalty area and a shot or pass is connected, this applies. However, pass blocking and shooting blocking are not related to dribbling break.

In the event that a defender is incapacitated by a personal tactic, a player who dribble is penalized if the penalty is scored by the defender's foul.

(22) Break left and right forward area dribble

It applies when dribbling is attempted in the left and right forward area and it is connected to shooting or passing. However, pass blocking and shooting blocking are not related to dribbling break. If a player's Markman is incapacitated by a personal tactic in the left and right forward areas, points will be awarded to the dribbling player.

(23) Field dribble breakthrough

Applied when attempting to dribble in a field and connecting to shooting or passing. However, pass blocking and shooting blocking are not related to dribbling break. If a player's Markman is incapacitated on the field by personal tactics, points will be awarded to the dribbling player.

(24) Cross Pass Try-Connect

A cross is a pass from the flank into the penalty area. If the cross is tied to a fellow player, points are awarded to that passer.

(25) Take Corner (Korner Kick) (re-attack)

Except in the case of a cleared ball going out of the end-line, this applies to all cases out of the end line by the defender's final touch. Points are awarded to the player who guided the corner.

(26) Draw-in

Except where the ball is cleared out of the side line, this applies to all cases out of the side line by the defender's final touch. Points are awarded to the player who led the throw-in.

(27) Acquire Foul

Except for backpass fouls or kickball situations, points are awarded to the player who induces the foul.

(28) Foul Caused by Yellow Card

A defender who receives a yellow card as a result of a referee or assistant referee will be counted as a bonus for the attacker who got the foul, and will be applied to all opponents who receive a yellow card after fouling the player.

(29) Foul on Red Card

Even defenders who have received a red card as a result of a referee or assistant referee will be counted as a penalty for the attacker who scored the foul, and will apply to all opponents who have received a red card for a foul.

(30) PK

In the event of a referee's decision, the player who induces a penalty kick by taking the opponent's foul in the penalty area will be awarded points.

(31) Connect in Corner Kick

A corner kick is considered unconnected if it touches the defender's body first, but the own goal is counted. In all cases where corners are linked to fellow players, points are awarded to the player who performed the corners.

(32) Connect in free kick situations

If a free kick touches the defender's body first, it is considered not to be connected, except for shots and own goals. If a free kick is linked to a player, if a free-kick is taken to a valid shoot or goal, a point is awarded to the player who performed the free kick.

(33) Add Post Play skills

Applies when connected to the next action. This applies when the ball of the attacker's back and the defender's chest are in contact with each other during aerial ball competition.

(34) Heading contention technology addition

If you use the headings before the defenders, they will apply regardless of the result. If the striker and defender win the ball in a 1: 1 heading race, points will be awarded to the player who wins the ball.

(35) Give cause to score

Points are awarded to the player who played the most contributing player before the shooting / assist situation, including the killer pass that only created the assist (recognized only for the pass that destroyed the defense). Except for shooting and assists, this applies to the player who directly contributed to the goal.

(36) Counter attack (the counterattack situation) score contribution addition

Applies to all attacking team players with a short pass within the maximum 50 degrees angle of the attacker's field of view from the attacker's direction. Points will be awarded to players on the line of the ball, players with no-mark space behind them, passers, pass receivers and all players who provide connection opportunities.

(37) Feeding Pass (Rear Pass)

Goal kicks and free kicks will be excluded. In the case of an in-play situation, points will be awarded to the player who put the ball within the final third of the opposing faction.

(38) Secure the loose ball

When a loose ball that is not owned by any team occurs, it is taken out and connected to a fellow player or shot by the following situation. In case of securing a loose ball caused by tackle, clearing or deflection, points will be awarded to the player.

2. Attack reduction factors (subtraction points are given according to the competition factors)

(1) Normark failed to score (Goal Area)

This applies to situations in which there is no defender in the vicinity of the attacker's radius, or that there is no defender between the attacker, the ball and the goal line. Players will be awarded points if the attempted shot fails to score in the goal area without interruption by the defenders.

(2) Normark failed to score (Penalty Area)

This applies to situations in which there is no defender in the vicinity of the attacker's radius, or that there is no defender between the attacker, the ball and the goal line. If the attempted shot fails to score in the penalty area without interruption by the defender, the player is awarded points.

(3) Failed to score nomark (Field)

This applies to situations in which there is no defender in the vicinity of the attacker's radius, or that there is no defender between the attacker, the ball and the goal line. If an attempted shot fails to score in the field without interference from the defender, it is applied to that player.

(4) Invalid Shooting in Goal Area

It is applied to shooting out of the goal, shooting out of line with goal, and shooting out of deflection. If a shooter attempts in the goal area outside of the goal or is hit by any player other than the goalkeeper, points will be awarded to the shooter.

(5) Penalty Area Invalid Shooting

It is applied to shooting out of the goal, shooting out of line with goal, and shooting out of deflection. If a shot from within the penalty area misses the goal or is hit by a player other than the goalkeeper.

(6) Field Invalid Shooting

It is applied to shooting out of the goal, shooting out of line with goal, and shooting out of deflection. Applies if a shot attempted on the field is out of the goal or hit by a player other than the goalkeeper.

(7) failed shooting attempt

This applies to play where, in the open situation, opponents are disturbed by missed, missed or immature ball touches. Points are awarded to the attacker who had the ball in all cases where shooting chances were destroyed by immature ball treatment.

(8) Penalty Area Entry Pass Failed

If you touch the opponent's defender first or the goalkeeper's body, it is considered a failure. Applies if a ball entered into the penalty area is blocked by the defender or is lined out.

(9) Penalty Area Ballkeeping Failed

Apply when the ball is not connected to the next operation after touching the ball. If the ball is dropped into the penalty area and loses ownership due to immature ball handling, it applies to the player who owns the ball.

(10) Failed to pass left and right forward side area

If the ball into the left or right forward area is blocked by the defender or the line is out, points are awarded to the player who passes the ball.

(11) Left and right forward side area ball keeping failed

Apply when the ball is not connected to the next operation after touching the ball. Applicable to the loss of ownership due to immature ball handling when the ball is introduced into the left and right forward areas.

(12) Offensive Half Field Pass Miss

This applies to all pass misses occurring in the Offensive Half, and to the player who passes the ball if the Ownership is lost in an incorrect pass in the Offensive Half.

(13) Offensive Half Field Ballkeeping Failed

Apply when the ball is not connected to the next operation after touching the ball. This applies if you lose your title due to inexperienced ball handling when you receive a pass in the Offensive Half.

(14) Defensive Half Field Pass Miss

This applies to all pass misses occurring in the defensive half. This applies if you lose your ownership in an incorrect pass in a defensive half.

(15) Defensive Half Ball Keeping Failure

Apply when the ball is not connected to the next operation after touching the ball. This applies if you lose your title due to inexperienced ball handling when you receive a pass in a defensive half.

(16) Missing left and right backward side area pass

Applies to all pass misses occurring in the left and right backward areas. This applies if the title is lost in an incorrect pass in the left and right backward areas.

(17) Left and Right Back Side Area Ballkeeping Miss

Apply when the ball is not connected to the next operation after touching the ball. This applies if you lose your title due to inexperienced ball handling when you receive your pass in the left and right backward areas.

(18) Penalty Area (Home) Pass Miss

Applies to all passes missed in the own penalty area. This applies if you lose your ownership due to an incorrect pass in your Penalty area (home).

(19) Penalty Area (Home) Ball Keeping Miss

Apply when the ball is not connected to the next operation after touching the ball. This applies if you lose your title due to an inexperienced ball handling when you receive a pass in your own penalty area.

(20) Reduced Long Pass Failures

A pass over one zone is called a long pass, and if there is a difficulty in determining the distance, it is determined whether it is a long pass or a short pass by looking at the kick motion. This applies in all cases where a long-range pass is not linked to a fellow player. However, the feeding pass is excluded.

(21) Failed to break penalty area dribble

Applies to attempts to break through a dribble that do not lead to a shot or pass in the penalty area. If a player attempts to break through a personal tactic such as dribbling in the penalty area, but is blocked.

(22) Failure to break left and right forward side area dribble

Applies to attempts to break through a dribble that do not lead to a shot or pass in the left and right forward areas. In case of attempting a breakthrough using personal tactics such as dribbling in the left and right forward areas, this applies.

(23) Field dribble breakthrough failure

Applies to attempts to break through a dribble that do not lead to shooting or passing on the field. Applies if a player attempts to break through a personal tactic such as dribbling on the field but is blocked.

(24) Cross attempt failed

It is applied when the cross is lined out when the ball is hit by the defender who marks the attacker who attempts to cross.

(25) steel

If a defender owns a ball or plays a stable connection to another defender, it applies to that attacker. Applies if the ball is taken from the opponent by the possession of the ball.

(26) Cause line out occurrence

Too much dribble breaks, attempts to hit the defender's body, but if not fit, attempts to pass, shoot, cross, but is out of line without touching another player. Applies when ownership is lost due to line-out by the attacker's final touch.

(27) Causes an Offside Foul

Applies as determined by the Referee. Applied when an attacker commits an offside foul.

(28) Throw-in Mistakes

A throw-in foul is a foul that is awarded if a throw-in is not made by the specified action and is applied in the event of a loss in possession of a foul in a throw-in situation.

(29) Foul Induced

Applies as determined by the Referee. If an attacker fouls a defender, it applies to the player who fouled the foul.

(30) Foul Caused by Yellow Card

All non-gentle actions, such as kicking or hanging legs after a fight with a yellow card or defender due to diving, are subject to the referee's decision. It applies to players who receive yellow cards for unsportsmanlike conduct and fouls.

(31) Foul Caused by Red Card

Any deficit or defensive unsportsmanlike conduct with the defensive player shall apply, as determined by the referee. If you are sent off as two yellow cards, you can apply 31 times after applying the above factor 30 repeatedly.

(32) Corner chance miss

It is applied to situations in which corners have been linked to defenders and goalkeepers or have been out of line. If a player attempts a corner kick but is not connected to a fellow player, this applies.

(33) Penalty kick (PK)

Penalty kick is applied to the player who kicked it.

(34) Post play skill reduction

This applies if you are knocked over in a fight with the defender during post-play, or if the connected play leads to a line out, a pass to a non-player, or an invalid shot. Applies if a player attempts to post play but is blocked by a defender.

(35) Subtract Heading Contention Skills

In all cases where the defender handles the ball first, it shall be applied if the defender fouls the defender during the competition.

(36) Counterattack failure error reduction

Points will only be awarded to the attackers if they fail in an out-numbered situation or a goalkeeper with 1: 1 goal.If the distance between the attackers is not able to make a short pass or if there is no colleague in the field of view of the attacker with the ball, points will be awarded to all participating players. Is given.

(37) Feeding Pass Failed

Applies when a feeding pass is lined out or connected to an opponent or goalkeeper. In other words, this applies when the feeding pass is not connected to a fellow player.

38 ball control miss

It is applied as a technical reduction to a player who does not lead to the next action and causes a loose ball, a shooting block, a line out or loss of ownership. Applies if ownership is lost due to immature ball control.

(39) causing crisis

In the event of a missed run due to a counterattack, the player will be awarded points. If the player's play is blocked by the opponent and the team is in danger of losing the ball, the player will be given the cause.

3. Defensive Factor

(1) No-Mark Opportunity Cover Play (Goal Area)

Applies to counterattacking attempts by opponents in the event of a counterattack or in the same team's goalie's goal. If a no-mark chance occurs in the opponent's attack area within the goal area and the goal is not eliminated as a cover play, the player will be given the cover play.

(2) No-Mark Chance Cover Play (Penalty Area)

Applies to counterattacking attempts by opponents in the event of a counterattack or in the same team's goalie's goal. Applies when a player has not scored a cover play in the penalty area because of a no-mark chance for an opponent attacker.

(3) No-Mark Chance Cover Play (Field)

Applies to counterattacking attempts by opponents in the event of a counterattack or in the same team's goalie's goal. Applies when a player has not scored a cover play when he encounters a no-chance chance on the field attacker due to a no-mark chance.

(4) Cover Play (Goal Area)

Applied to maintain adequate distance between defenders to block the attacker's play instead when a fellow defender breaks through or fails to catch up. Applied when a player does not give up a goal by preventing the attacker's attack in place of a fellow defender's mistake in the goal area.

(5) Cover Play (Penalty Area)

Applied to maintain adequate distance between defenders to block the attacker's play instead when a fellow defender breaks through or fails to catch up. Applied when an opponent's attacker does not score a goal by preventing an opponent's attack in place of a fellow defender's mistake in the penalty area.

(6) Cover Play (Field)

Applied to maintain adequate distance between defenders to block the attacker's play instead when a fellow defender breaks through or fails to catch up. Applies if a player does not score a goal by preventing an opponent's attack from being replaced by a fellow defender's mistake on the field.

(7) Shooting Block (Goal Area) <normal situation>

Applies only if the defender blocks an attacker and blocks the player from taking a shot. Except in the case of an own goal or an effective shot. If the attacker's shooting hits the defender within the goal area and fails to make a valid shot, the defender applies to that defender.

(8) Penalty Area <normal situation>

Applies only if the defender blocks an attacker and blocks the player from taking a shot. Except in the case of an own goal or an effective shot. If the attacker's shooting within the penalty area hits the defender and fails to make a valid shot, the defender applies to that defender.

(9) Shooting Block (Field) <normal situation>

Applies only if the defender blocks an attacker and blocks the player from taking a shot. Except in the case of an own goal or an effective shot. If the attacker's shooting on the field hits the defender's body and fails to make effective shots, the defender applies to that defender.

(10) Intercept (Penalty Area)

This applies to all cases in which the ball leaving the body of the passer-by to the pass receiver is intercepted and made owned by his team. Applies if a player gains ownership by blocking an opponent's pass in the penalty area.

(11) Intercept (Field)

This applies to all cases in which the ball leaving the passer's body to the pass receiver is blocked in the middle and made by the team. Applied when ownership is taken by blocking an opponent's pass in the field.

(12) Intercept (Backward Side Area) <R / L>

This applies to all cases in which the ball leaving the passer's body to the pass receiver is blocked in the middle and made by the team. Applied when ownership is obtained by blocking an opponent's pass in the left and right backward areas.

13. Steel (Penalty Area)

This applies when a defender who owns a ball owned by an attacker and directly owns the defender who marks the attacker without a loose ball. Applies to possession of an opponent's ball directly from the penalty area for possession.

(14) Steel (Backward Side Area) <R / L>

This applies when a defender who owns a ball owned by an attacker and directly owns the defender who marks the attacker without a loose ball. Applies when a player takes possession of an opponent's ball directly from the left and right backward area (R / L) and gains ownership.

(15) Steel

This applies when a defender who owns a ball owned by an attacker and directly owns the defender who marks the attacker without a loose ball. Applies if a player takes possession of an opponent's ball directly from the field and gains ownership.

(16) Penalty Area

Applies to defenders who do not allow their opponent to advance the ball, including connecting back balls or dribbling backwards. This applies to all cases in which the attacker's attack from the penalty area is blocked.

(17) Backward Side Area

Applies to defenders who do not allow the opponent to advance the ball, including connecting the ball backwards or dribbling backwards. This applies to all cases in which the attacker's offense on the left and right backwards blocks the attack.

(18) Personal Defense (Field)

Applies to defenders who do not allow their opponent to advance the ball, including connecting back balls or dribbling backwards. This applies to all cases where the attacker's attack on the field is blocked.

(19) Clear Area

This applies to situations where there is a predicament or decisive missed crisis, a fight for the right to attack an opponent attacker by a feeding pass, or a play to clear a crisis situation by preventing a post-play attempt. This applies in all cases of release from dangerous situations within the goal area.

(20) Clearing Area

This applies to situations where there is a predicament or decisive missed crisis, a fight for the right to attack an opponent attacker by a feeding pass, or a play to clear a crisis situation by preventing a post-play attempt. This applies in all cases of deviation from the dangerous situation within the penalty area.

(21) Clearing (Backward Side Area)

This applies to situations where there is a predicament or decisive missed crisis, a fight for the right to attack an opponent attacker by a feeding pass, or a play to clear a crisis situation by preventing a post-play attempt. This applies in all cases where deviation from the hazardous situation occurred in the left and right backward areas.

(22) Clearing (Field)

This applies to situations where there is a predicament or decisive missed crisis, a fight for the right to attack an opponent attacker by a feeding pass, or a play to clear a crisis situation by preventing a post-play attempt. This applies in all cases where deviation from the hazards occurred within the field.

(23) cross blocking

Only applies if the attacker attempting to cross blocks the ball leaving the attacker's foot while attempting to cross. Applies to all opponents blocking the opponent's cross pass.

(24) Crisis Foul Block

This applies to fouls in situations where there may be a perfect run, to block counterattacks at distances of more than 30m from the goal, and to all fouls that may result in a crisis. This applies to out-of-place situations in defensive positions other than the penalty area, or in the event of a foul when the final defensive line is broken.

(25) Heading contention technology addition

Applied when a ball is hit before an opponent strikes. If he / she heads first in an opponent striker's air ball contention, he / she applies to that player

(26) Induce Yellow Card

If the attacker receives a yellow card due to an unsportsmanlike foul in the course of a ball fight with an opponent attacker, the attacker protests the referee and receives a yellow card.

(27) Red Card Trigger

This applies when the attacker receives a red card due to an unsportsmanlike foul in the course of a ball fight with an opponent attacker, and the attacker protests the referee. Applies to all opponents who receive a red card from their opponent.

(28) Induces Relative Fouls

Applies if the attacker is fouled during a ball fight with an attacker. Applied when fouled by opponent's attacker.

(29) Offside Success

If the opponent strikes an offside foul, it is applied to the player who induced the offside.

(30) Tackle technology added

Applied by adding the skills for intercept, steal, clear, cross block, and interpersonal defense. If a tackle prevents an attack from an opponent's attacker, it is applied to the player who tackled it.

(31) Relative counterattack contribution addition

Counterattack is considered to have resulted in a defensive situation due to the loss of the ball by the opposing team during the course of the attack and applies to all players who contributed to the counterattack.

(32) adding pressure, delay, cooperation defense contribution

This applies to team play additions for all intercept, steal, clear and cross blocks. This applies to all players who have contributed to delaying or depriving the opposing team.

(33) Loose ball situation

Mark your opponent's attackers. Apply to a defender who either makes a loose ball or blocks a killer pass or other passes that are not owned by any team. Applies when a loose ball is generated by actively marking an opponent's attacker.

(34) Secure the loose ball

It is applied to a player who has secured a loose ball before the opposing team's player.

(35) Induce Line Out (Securing Ownership)

Press the opponent's striker to generate a line-out and apply it to the player who owns it.

4. Defensive reduction factor

(1) Causes an un-marked spot risk situation (Goal Area)

It is applied to defenders who have dribble breaks through opponents or give up their back space to create a free shooting situation. This applies in all cases where an inexperienced defender within the goal area allows the opposing attacker a free shooting opportunity.

(2) Penalty Area

It is applied to defenders who have dribble breaks through opponents or give up their back space to create a free shooting situation. This applies to all cases in which an inexperienced defender within the penalty area allows the opposing attacker a free shooting opportunity.

(3) Causes an un-marked spot risk situation (Field)

It is applied to defenders who have dribble breaks through opponents or give up their back space to create a free shooting situation. This applies in all cases where an inexperienced defender in the field allows an opposing attacker to shoot freely.

(4) Shooting Allowed (Goal Area)

Applies to all opponents allowed to shoot to the opposing attacker with inadequate defense in the goal area. However, invalid shooting or ordinary ground ball shooting shall not be applied as a reduction.

(5) Penalty Area

This applies in all cases where an opposing defender shoots at an immature defense in the penalty area. However, invalid shooting or ordinary ground ball shooting shall not be applied as a reduction.

(6) Shooting Allowed (Field)

This applies in all cases where an opposing attacker is allowed to shoot with an immature defense on the field. However, invalid shooting or ordinary ground ball shooting shall not be applied as a reduction.

(7) allow cross

Applies to all cases in which the opponent is allowed to cross, except when the cross is left out.

(8) corner kick

Applies to the player who caused the corner kick. Applied when a corner is awarded to the end line out by the defender's final touch.

(9) Free kick

Applies to the athlete who gives the free kick. This applies when a direct free or indirect free kick is provided to the opposing attacker.

(10) Provide cause

If a goal is scored, it will be applied to the athlete who provided the greatest cause. In the event of a loss due to inadequate defensive movements, this will apply to the athlete who provided the greatest cause.

(11) heading contention failure

If an attacker first heads in an air ball fight with an attacker, it is applied to the defender.

(12) Tackle Miss

This also applies to fouling against opponent attackers due to tackle. Applies when tackle is attempted but attack is not blocked.

(13) Clearing Miss (Backward Side Area)

Applied when a player attempts to clear but misses or misses another crisis. This applies when a ball kicked from the left or right backwards area is connected to an opponent in danger zone.

(14) Clearing Miss (Penalty Area)

Applied when a player attempts to clear but misses or misses another crisis. This applies when a ball kicked in the penalty area is linked to an opponent in the danger zone.

(15) Clearing Miss (Field)

Applied when a player attempts to clear but misses or misses another crisis. This applies when the ball kicked from the field is connected to an opponent in the danger zone.

(16) Allow Dribble Breakthrough (Backward Side Area)

It is applied when the opponent's attacker is allowed to dribble and cannot perform any defensive action on the attacker. This applies when dribbling break is allowed by opponent's attacker in left and right backward area.

(17) Allow Breakthrough (Penalty Area)

If an opponent's attacker is allowed to dribble and no defender is allowed to attack the attacker, a penalty kick is committed. Applies if dribble breakthrough is allowed by opponent's attacker in penalty area.

(18) Allowed to break through dribble (Field)

Applies if dribble breakthrough is allowed by opponent's attacker in field.

(19) Hazardous Area Fouls

If the player commits a foul within 30m of the goal, where it is possible to shoot directly near the penalty box, it is applied to the defender.

If a foul is committed in the field area within 30m of the goal.

(20) PK Offer

Applies to defenders who allow a penalty kick.

(21) Own goal

Applies to the offending player according to the official record.

(22) Offside trap failed

Apply to all defenders who failed an offside trap, with or without a run.

(23) Draw ins provided

If the opponent's right to re-attack is granted by a side line-out by the defender's final touch, it is applied to the player who provided the throw-in

(24) Field Foul

Hazardous area fouls are excluded and apply to all fouls committed in the field.

26 yellow cards

Applies to players who receive a yellow card after committing an unsportsmanlike foul.

27 red cards

Apply to a player who receives a red card for committing an unsportsmanlike foul.

According to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, a default point is given to the individual race factors described above, and these default points are stored in the storage unit 100 as a race factor table as follows.

TABLE 1

TABLE 2

TABLE 3

TABLE 4

The default point is a value that does not change depending on the game situation, game time, and scoring situation. Preferably, in the case of the addition factor, it contributes to the team's victory, such as scoring, penalties, red cards, and no-mark cover play. In the case of a high degree of competition, a high default point may be set. Conversely, in the case of subtractive factors, low default points (negative values) for high level factors that contribute to the team's defeat, such as causing a red card foul, failing a penalty, failing a no-mark or risking an un-marked miss. Can be set.

In Tables 1 and 3 corresponding to the addition factor, the weight has a positive value, and in Tables 2 and 4 corresponding to the subtraction factor, the weight means a negative value and is represented as an absolute value in Tables 2 to 4.

During a game, when a game factor for a specific athlete is input by the user, the point processing unit 102 assigns points by reflecting a default point according to the entered game factor and weights according to the game situation, game time, and scoring situation. do.

According to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, the point processing unit 102, when a specific game factor occurs, adds the points for the game factor input by adding the default points and respective weights for the game situation, game time and score situation. Will be given.

According to the present invention, each of the default point and the weight has a maximum value of -1 as a minimum value, and a value greater than zero for the addition factor and a value less than zero for the subtraction factor.

According to the present invention, the weight according to the game situation may be set differently according to the difference in the scores with the opposing team, preferably in the case where the game factor is the difference in scores that can greatly affect the win or loss of the game, otherwise Can be set low. The weight according to the economic situation may be defined as the score point weight.

The weight according to the economic situation may be set differently depending on the scoreboard as shown in Table 5 below.

TABLE 5

In Table 5, the weights represent absolute values, and when applied to attack addition factors and defense addition factors, the weights according to the game situation have positive values, and if applied to attack reduction factors and defense reduction factors, they will have negative values. Can be.

In the case of the attack addition factor and the defensive addition factor, the weight according to the game situation has the largest value (+1) in the situation of reversing the tie, and has a low value in the situation that is significantly ahead or behind.

For example, if a penalty is awarded in a tie situation, the athlete who scores the penalty is awarded with a default score of 0.90 plus a weight of 0,6 for the tie, giving 1.5 points. In the case of a kick, 0.3 is added to 0,90 to give 1.2 points.

On the other hand, in the case of the attack reduction factor and the defensive reduction factor, the weight value according to the game situation has the lowest value (-1) in the situation in which the tie is reversed, and has a higher value in the situation that is significantly ahead or behind.

For example, if a goal area invalid shootout occurs in a tie situation, the player will be given a -1.1 point by adding -0.5 in the tie situation with a default point of -0.5 depending on the attack reduction factor. If the same event occurred in a situation, -0.24 is added and points to -0.84.

The weight according to the game time is a weight that is set according to the degree that the game factors occurring at a predetermined time contribute to the team's victory.

The weight according to the game time according to the present invention may be set differently according to the addition factor and the subtraction factor.

According to the present invention, as shown in Table 6 below, the soccer game time (90 minutes + additional time) is divided into a plurality of sections (10 sections in FIG. 3), and different weights are assigned to the plurality of sections.

In the case of the addition factor, since the attack addition factor and the defensive factor that occur at the beginning of the game have a high probability of contributing to the team's victory, a higher weight (plus value) is set as the game time passes.

TABLE 6

On the other hand, in the case of the subtraction factor, the attack reduction factor and the defensive reduction factor occurring at the beginning of the game have a high probability of causing the team to lose, so as shown in Table 7, the lower weight is set as the game time goes ahead. The weights in Table 6 represent negative values as absolute values.

TABLE 7

In the above description, the weights are sequentially increased or decreased over time, but the present invention is not limited thereto. The variance distribution of the effects of the game factors on the win or loss of the game is obtained by combining all the games of the previous seasons. You can also set other values.

The weight of the scoring situation is a weight that is limitedly applied to the scoring among the game factors, and is set differently according to the probability that the scoring will be the final score after the end of the game.

For example, the weight for the advanced score may be determined according to Equation 1 below.

[Equation 1]

In this case, the forward goal refers to the additional goals scored by the previous team in the same or the same situation. For example, Team A and Team B scores from 1: 0 to 1: 1 and later 2: 1. If this is the case, the team A's additional goal of 2: 1 is defined as the forward goal.

The total number of forward goals and the total number of final goals may be set according to various criteria, but are preferably defined as the total number of forward goals and the total number of goals scored in all the games of the previous season. Thus, if the season starts anew, the weight can be updated.

The weight for the tie score may be determined according to Equation 2 below.

[Equation 2]

Here, the weight of the tied score is defined as the probability value that the match will be a tie score (ties) generated during the match. In addition, the total number of tied scores and the number of draws may also be set based on various criteria.

The weight for the first score may be determined according to Equation 3 below.

[Equation 3]

The weight for the first score is the weight given to the player who scored the first score when any team in the game recorded the first score and a 1: 0 lead situation was created. It is defined as the probability that the team with the first score wins the match. do.

The weight for the reversal score may be determined according to Equation 4 below.

[Equation 4]

Here, the reverse score means the score scored by the team that was behind the score and the score changed to the reverse situation. For example, in the situation where Team A and Team B score 0: 1, Team A scores two goals. If the match is 2: 1, the second goal to be reversed is defined as the reverse goal.

Meanwhile, according to the present invention, the weight for the scoring situation includes a weight for the additional scoring in the situation where the scoring precedes, in addition to the above-mentioned weight, the weight may be determined according to Equation 5 below.

[Equation 5]

Here, P (E) is weighted to the advanced score determined by Equation 1, and n is a variable according to the difference in scoring with the opposing team.

For example, from the point of view of the preceding team in the context of 2: 1, 3: 1, 4: 1, the value of the third additional goal in 3: 1 may be somewhat lower than 2: 1.

In this case, the weight for the third score may be a value obtained by dividing the weight of the advanced score (weight of the second score) calculated in Equation 1 by 2 corresponding to the current score difference.

In addition, in the case of 4: 1, the weight for the fourth score may be a value obtained by dividing the weight of the advanced score (weight of the second score) calculated in Equation 1 by 3 corresponding to the current score difference. That is, the weight for the additional goal in the above situation may be somewhat lower.

The weights are not applied to the player who scored the additional goal, and the points obtained by summing the default points of the score, the weight according to the game situation, the weight according to the game time, and the weight determined through Equation (5).

On the other hand, the weight for the scoring situation includes a weight for the pursuit scoring in the situation that the scoring is behind, the weight may be determined according to Equation 6 below.

[Equation 6]

Here, P (E) is a weight for the tied score determined through Equation 2, m and k are variables according to the difference in scoring with the opposing team.

For example, in the situation of 3: 1, 3: 2, and 3: 3 over time, the weight of the first chasing bone in the 3: 1 situation is determined by using the weight determined by Equation 2 before the difference in the previous score (3). The value divided by 1 may be multiplied by 1.

Meanwhile, the weight of the second chasing bone in the 3: 2 situation may be a value obtained by multiplying the weight determined by Equation 2 by the previous scoring difference (3).

That is, k is a variable added according to the number of chasing bones, and if 3: 3, k is 3, so the weight may be replaced with the weight of Equation 2.

Table 8 below is a table summarizing the situation according to the scoring situation from five points to five points behind the situation.

TABLE 8

As illustrated in FIG. 1, the apparatus for providing performance evaluation service according to the present invention may include a user input unit 110.

The user input unit 110 according to the present invention includes an apparatus including a hot key having an athlete input button, an attack addition factor input button, an attack reduction factor input button, a defense addition factor input button, and a defense reduction factor input button. Can be.

The user input unit 110 provides a combination of four factors, such as attack / defense and contribution / mistake, such as a game factor input button so that a user can input a game factor in real time while monitoring the game through a monitor.

When the athlete and the race factor are received through the user input unit 110, the point processor 102 according to the present invention gives points to the athlete using the default points and weights of the race factors.

As described above, the weight for assigning the points may be updated during the game, and the point processor 102 performs the point assigning process using the default points of the input game factors and the weights according to the current game progress.

The point processing unit 102 may store the points given to each athlete in a predetermined storage unit. In this case, the point processing unit 102 may store the time information on the race factor together with the points according to the race factor.

After the game is finished, the contribution processing unit 104 adds the points according to the attack addition factor, the attack reduction factor, the defense addition factor, and the defense reduction factor for all the leaders of both teams, and calculates the contribution of each player.

Contributions according to the present invention may include attack contributions, defense contributions, karate integration contributions, failures, and total contributions.

Attack contribution is the result of the sum of points according to the attack addition factor and attack reduction factor of a specific player, and defense contribution is the result of the sum of points according to the defensive addition factor and the defensive reduction factor.

Airborne integrated contribution is the result of the sum of points according to the attack addition factor and defense addition factor, and the fault degree is the result of the sum of the points according to the attack reduction factor and the defensive reduction factor, and the total contribution is the result of the sum of the fault scores in the airborne integrated contribution factor. to be.

The above contribution calculations are made for all athletes who participated in the game.When the contribution calculations are completed, the sum of these contributions is used to calculate the team's attack contribution, defense contribution, karate combined contribution, error and total contribution. Can be.

The following is a table showing the results of evaluating the performance of the 08-09 Champions League two games Seongnam and Jeonbuk by the method according to the present invention.

Table 9

Table 10

The results in Tables 9 and 10 show the player's skills according to attack addition, attack reduction, defense addition, and defense reduction. In Jeonbuk, the 20th player with the highest attack contribution scored 128.68 points, showing high attack power. In defense, Player 2 showed solid defense with 70.81 defense contributions. In Seongnam, Player 10 showed 81.61 high damage and Player 16 showed a solid defense with 50.33 defensive contributions.

On the other hand, Seongnam's 11th player was -45.95, which showed the highest level of error in the attack, indicating lack of attack ability.In defense, Seongnam's 4th player was -24.63, the most defensive error. can see. In addition, the team's contributions clearly show that the Jeonbuk players 'attack power overwhelms the Sungnam players' attack power. The player's contribution and overall contribution will be used to identify the strengths and weaknesses of the players and the team's problems, and to improve the individual's problems through the frequency analysis of newly developed competition factors. In addition, athletes can make more scientific, objective, and statistical evaluations of salary negotiations, trades, and mercenary selections as contributions by position.

3 is a flowchart of a game performance evaluation process of the apparatus according to the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 3, the game performance evaluation service providing apparatus stores and maintains a game factor and a weight table (step 300).

As described above, the game factor table includes default points according to the addition factor and the subtraction factor in the attack and defense, respectively, and the weight table includes the weights according to the game situation (score vs. score), the weight according to the game time and the score situation. Include.

The apparatus according to the present invention receives the athlete and the game factor information of the athlete via the user input unit 110 (step 802).

Thereafter, point processing is performed based on the received information, that is, a point assignment process for the input player (step 804).

The apparatus according to the present invention refers to the score and the playing time of both teams, and extracts the weights according to the scoring and the playing time from the game factor table and the weight table to give points to the input player.

Next, the device determines whether the game is over (step 806), and if the game is over, calculates contributions for all players of both teams (step 808).

In the above, the apparatus for providing performance evaluation service according to the present invention has been described as receiving information from the user input unit 110 to perform point calculation and contribution calculation.

However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and the apparatus for providing performance evaluation service may be a server connected to a client terminal, and may perform point calculation and contribution calculation by receiving athlete information and competition factor information received from the client terminal through a network. There will be.

According to the present invention, the points and contributions processed as described above are stored in a database, and can be provided as a search result when a competition official requests.

4 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of a game performance evaluation service providing system according to the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 4, the game performance evaluation service providing system according to the present invention may include a server 400 and a database 402, and the server 400 may be connected to one or more client terminals 404 through a network. Can be.

The network may include both the Internet, a wired network including a dedicated line, and a wireless network including a wireless Internet, a mobile communication network, and a satellite communication network.

As illustrated in FIG. 5, the server 400 may include a communication unit 500, an authentication processing unit 502, and a search result generation unit 504.

The communication unit 500 receives information for authentication processing from the connected client terminal 404.

Here, the information for the authentication process may include a conventional ID / password and other certificates.

If there is an authentication request from the client terminal 402, the authentication processing unit 502 refers to the subscriber database and performs an authentication process, and generates a message indicating whether or not to authenticate.

The client terminal 402 may request the server 400 to retrieve performance information of teams or individual athletes.

Here, the search request may be a request for the overall performance evaluation information for the individual athlete, but is not limited to this may be a request for the performance evaluation information for a specific athlete in the period and the game time period set.

When a search request is received from the client terminal 402, the search result generator 504 generates a search result by referring to the database 402.

In the database 402 according to the present invention, points, contribution information, and team contribution information of individual athletes may be stored.

According to the present invention, it is possible to accurately and objectively evaluate various game factors that may occur in a soccer game by region and action of the stadium, and further provide weights set differently according to the game situation, game time, and scoring situation.

Preferred embodiments of the present invention described above are disclosed for purposes of illustration, and those skilled in the art will be able to make various modifications, changes, and additions within the spirit and scope of the present invention. Additions should be considered to be within the scope of the following claims.

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1. A method of providing a soccer performance evaluation service in a soccer performance evaluation service providing apparatus, the method comprising: storing a game factor table and a weight table for a game factor for evaluating an athlete's game performance, wherein the game factor is an attack addition occurring during a soccer game A factor, an attack subtraction factor, a defensive factor, and a defensive factor, and the game factor table includes default points for each of the attack addition factor, the attack subtraction factor, the defensive addition factor, and the defensive reduction factor, The weight table includes weights according to at least one of a game situation, a game time, and a scoring situation; receiving a game factor corresponding to each athlete through a user input unit for inputting a game factor for each athlete; And assigning points to the athlete who generated the game factors by adding the default points and the weights of the received game factors through the game factor table and the weight table.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein each of the attack addition factor, attack reduction factor, defense addition factor, and defense reduction factor have different default points for each preset region of the stadium.
3. The method of claim 2, wherein the performance evaluation is applied to a football player, wherein the area is a penalty area and a goal area of the soccer field and the penalty area, the goal area, and a half line. At least one of a forward area for the attacking side defined by the attacker, and a backward area for the defending side, an offense half, and a defensive half. How to provide soccer performance evaluation service.
4. The method of claim 1, wherein the default points are set differently for individual game factors.
5. The method of claim 1, wherein the weight according to the game situation is set differently according to a difference in scoring with the opposing team.
6. The soccer game performance evaluation service of claim 1, wherein the game time is divided into a plurality of sections, and weights according to the game time are set differently according to the probability that the game factors generated in each of the plurality of sections contribute to the win or loss of the team. Way.
7. The method of claim 6, wherein the weights according to the game time are set differently for the addition factor and the subtraction factor.
8. The method of claim 1, wherein the weight according to the scoring situation is given to an athlete who scored among the game factors, and is set differently according to a probability that a predetermined score becomes a final score after the game ends.
9. The method of claim 8, wherein the weight of the advanced score is determined according to Equation 1 below. [Equation 1]

   
10. The method of claim 8, wherein the weight for the tie score is determined according to Equation 2 below.

    
11. The method of claim 8, wherein the weight for the first score is determined according to Equation 3 below. [Equation 3]

    
12. The method of claim 8, wherein the weight for the reverse score is determined according to Equation 4 below. [Equation 4]

    
13. 10. The method of claim 9, wherein the weight for the scoring situation includes a weight for an additional score in a situation where the score is advanced, and the weight for the additional score is determined according to Equation 5 below. . [Equation 5]

    
14. The method of claim 10, wherein the weight for the scoring situation includes a weight for the pursuit scoring in a situation where the scoring is inferior, and the weight is determined according to Equation 6 below. [Equation 6]

    

    Where P (E) is the weight for tie scoring, and m and k are variables according to the difference in scoring with the opposing team.
15. The method of claim 1, wherein the user input unit comprises at least one of a player input button, the attack addition factor input button, an attack reduction factor input button, a defense addition factor input button, and a defense reduction factor input button. .
16. The method of claim 1, further comprising: summing the given points for each athlete participating in the game; calculating at least one of an attack contribution, a defensive contribution, an integrated karate contribution, an error degree, and a total contribution using the summed points. Quantifying the athletic performance of the individual athletes; And quantifying a team's playing performance using at least one of the calculated attack contribution, defense contribution, karate integrated contribution, fault, and total contribution.
17. A device for providing a soccer game performance evaluation service, the storage unit storing a game factor table and a weight table for game factors for evaluating an athlete's game performance-the game factors include attack addition factors, attack reduction factors, and defense additions that occur during a soccer game. A factor and a defensive reduction factor, wherein the game factor table includes default points for each of the attack addition factor, the attack subtraction factor, the defensive addition factor, and the defensive reduction factor, and the weight table includes a game situation and a game. Including a weight according to at least one of time and scoring situation; And Receives the competition factors corresponding to each athlete through the user input unit for the input of the competition factors for each athlete, and by adding the default points and weights for the received competition factors through the competition factor table and the weight table Soccer performance evaluation service providing apparatus comprising a point processing unit for giving a point to the athlete who caused the game factors.
18. A soccer performance evaluation service providing system connected to a client terminal through a network, the system comprising: a database storing a player's and team's athletic performance digitized according to a predetermined algorithm; a communication unit receiving a search request for an athlete's and a team's athletic performance from the user terminal ; And a search result generation unit configured to generate a search result according to the search request by referring to the database, wherein the athletic performance of the athlete is digitized as the sum of the points for the game factors generated by the athlete during the game. The soccer game performance evaluation system is determined by the weight based on at least one of the default point and the game situation, the game time and the score situation for the game factors.

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