The robot system can predict the position of football players on the field
The machine learning system can predict player positions beyond the view of the camera, allowing to track the position of most players on the field quite accurately.
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The machine learning system can predict player positions beyond the view of the camera, allowing to track the position of most players on the field quite accurately.
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