AnshChoudhary/xGModel

This repository contains code to predict the Expected Goals (xG) from shots in football using various machine learning models.

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This project helps football analysts and scouts quantify the likelihood of a shot becoming a goal during a match. By inputting details like shot location, angle, distance, and play type, it outputs an 'Expected Goals' (xG) value, providing a data-driven measure of shot quality. It's designed for anyone involved in football analytics, coaching, or sports journalism who wants to evaluate player performance or team strategies.

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Use this if you need to calculate the probability of any given shot in a football match resulting in a goal, based on historical data and various shot characteristics.

Not ideal if you're looking for real-time, in-game predictions or if your primary interest is in player tracking or tactical analysis beyond shot quality.

football-analytics soccer-statistics player-performance sports-scouting match-analysis
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