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Soccer

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America, 2006
Soccer has rules, regulations, and a style of play that is unlike any other sport. The characteristics of soccer, along with required functional activities, obviously place a significant demand on the physical and technical skills of each athlete. Consequently, many of the patterns of injuries and medical problems are unique. This article describes the
Melvin R, Manning, Richard S, Levy
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Robot soccer

WIREs Cognitive Science, 2010
AbstractRobot soccer is a test bed for a variety of robotic and Artificial Intelligence (AI) methods. Its relevance to Cognitive Science is that it confronts the designer with a task that requires the integration of almost all aspects of AI to create an agent that is capable of working in a complex, dynamic environment inhabited by other agents, some ...
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SoCCeR

Proceedings of the ACM SIGCOMM workshop on Information-centric networking, 2011
Content-Centric Networking (CCN) and Service-Centric Networking(SCN) are two novel paradigms that seek to change the way content and services are perceived. CCN is centered around content distribution, while SCN focuses on dynamic customization of in-network services.
Shashank Shanbhag   +3 more
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Soccer

2022
Liam Anderson, Chris Barnes, Barry Drust
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Testing soccer players

Journal of Sports Sciences, 2005
To cope with the physiological demands of soccer, players must be competent across several fitness components. The use of fitness tests in the laboratory and field assist in examining soccer players' capabilities for performance both at the amateur and elite levels. Laboratory tests provide a useful indication of players' general fitness. Accurate test
M, Svensson, B, Drust
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