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Research questionHow can minute-resolution monitoring classify injury-associated athlete sessions at fixed landmarks when injury onset is unknown?Monitoring records accumulate throughout a match or training session, but the injury label may apply only to the complete session. Treating that label as valid for every minute would impose unsupported timing information on the model.
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Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.Landmark-Based Discrimination of Injury-Associated Athlete-Sessions from Minute-Resolution Multimodal Football Monitoring DataThe evidence uses 2020 SoccerMon data from 3,743 sessions involving 48 elite women's football athletes, including 22 injury-associated sessions from five athletes. Results cover pre-session, cumulative, dynamic, and combined representations with athlete-disjoint validation and standard classifier benchmarks; reported discrimination estimates are uncertain, especially given the small number of injury-associated sessions.research paper · Sep 3, 2026
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