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Research questionHow can athletes be localized in world coordinates from a single ultra-high-resolution calibrated broadcast frame?A single broadcast frame must support athlete localization despite extreme differences in apparent scale. Perspective distortion also makes it difficult to convert image locations into accurate world coordinates.
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Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.A Top-Down Framework for Metric-Scale Athlete Localization from Single Broadcast FramesThe source addresses a top-down system that estimates athlete ground projections and lifts them into world coordinates using camera calibration. Evidence is limited to results reported on a public test set, including LocSim and mAP.research paper · Sep 2, 2026
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