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Basketview: interactive visualization of NBA games

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Big data analysis is revolutionizing professional basketball, influencing everything from game strategy to player conditioning. To help understand the underlying information, data visualization techniques are used to display data in a straight forward manner. However, most existing visualizations of basketball games are static and often targets only a certain dimension of the game. In this paper, we present a multifaceted web-based NBA data visualization system, BasketView that enables basketball professionals to analyze the game from three perspectives: season level, game level, and event level. Season level view adopts a novel visualization called BandView, where a combination of bar graph and flow graph is used to display the contribution value of different stat-lines. In game level view, two visualizations, PlayerStream and GameClock, are coupled together to reveal the changing contributions of all players during a basketball game, and the all events that take place. To complement the game level view, event level view uses an animated visualization called CourtChart to simulate the movement of on-court players and basketball. Case study and user feedback are provided to validate the effectiveness of BasketView. In sum, BasketView gives users an easy-to-use and comprehensive toolbox to analyze basketball games.

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      DSIT '18: Proceedings of the 2018 International Conference on Data Science and Information Technology
      July 2018
      174 pages
      ISBN:9781450365215
      DOI:10.1145/3239283
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      1. data visualization
      2. human-computer interaction
      3. systems

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