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A model for talent identification in cricket based on owa operator
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International Journal of
Information Technology & Management Information System (IJITMIS), ISSN 0976 – 6405(Print), ISSN 0976 – 6413(Online) Volume 4, Issue 2, May - August (2013), © IAEME 40 A MODEL FOR TALENT IDENTIFICATION IN CRICKET BASED ON OWA OPERATOR 1 Gulfam Ahamad, 2 S. Kazim Naqvi , 3 M.M. Sufyan Beg 1 FTK-Centre for Information Technology, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi – 110025, India. 2 FTK-Centre for Information Technology, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi – 110025, India. 3 Department of Computer Engineering, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi – 110025, India. ABSTRACT Talent identification in sports is a challenging and significant task which is considered highly subjective. However, several attempts have been made in the past to reduce the subjectivity in this task. In this paper we have reviewed several talent models which have been proposed in the past. We have also presented a brief summary of each of these models focusing on their modus-operandi. The paper also identifies essential parameters for talent assessment in cricket. A model based on Ordered Weighted Averaging Aggregation (OWA) operator has also been proposed. The paper also presents an example demonstrating the application of the proposed algorithm on sample data. Keywords: Talent identification, OWA, Linguistic Quantifier, Talent Classifier. 1.0 INTRODUCTION The ability to perform well in sports may vary amongst individuals. A person may be exceptionally good at one sport whiles he may only be average at others. It is interesting to study what determines the ability of a person to excel or not excel in a given sport. This ability is commonly referred to as talent. Talent refers to the skills that someone has naturally to do something that is hard. A number of authors [20], [19], [14] have defined talent as an increasable natural endowment of a superior quality of a person. Talent identification is a process to identify the ability of superior quality. It is a complex multifaceted, multidimensional and multi-stage process [5] [11] [17] [28]. Many earlier studies [19] [12] [29] have characterized the talent by a number of factors viz. Health, Motor, Functional, Morphological, Physiological, Anthropometric, Psychological, Social, Cultural, Game Intelligence, Technical/ Tactical Abilities and Genetics. Although, no INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM (IJITMIS) ISSN 0976 – 6405(Print) ISSN 0976 – 6413(Online) Volume 4, Issue 2, May - August (2013), pp. 40-55 © IAEME: www.iaeme.com/ijitmis.html Journal Impact Factor (2013): 5.2372 (Calculated by GISI) www.jifactor.com IJITMIS © I A E M E
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Information Technology & Management Information System (IJITMIS), ISSN 0976 – 6405(Print), ISSN 0976 – 6413(Online) Volume 4, Issue 2, May - August (2013), © IAEME 41 consensus seems to have emerged on the completeness of the above parameters which are believed to contribute towards talent in an individual. Talent identification is another area with significant importance for individuals and sports organizations. Correct and timely identification of sports talent can build careers and bring glory to the nations. On the other side, persistence on incorrectly chosen sports will invariably lead to wastage of time and resources. To identify talent in sports a number of studies have been made in the past [8] [18] [29] [1] [21] [28] [9] [6] [6] [5] [26] [27] [26] [3] [2] [13]. During Our literature survey, we did not come across any study for Talent Identification in Cricket. In this paper, we have proposed a model based on OWA Operator to assess the talent of a cricket enthusiast. In section 1.0 of the paper, we summarize the frequently cited studies in Talent Identification. The studies summarized in section 1.1 also conclude that no Talent Identification Model has been developed for Cricket. In section 2.0, we present the parameters which can be effectively used for building talent identification model for cricket. In section 3.0, we discuss OWA operator. Applications of OWA operator for talent identification in cricket has been discussed in section 4.0. In Section 5.0, we present the conclusions. 1.1 Talent Identification Models in Sports Timely talent identification in sports is very significant and challenging task. To identify talent in sports, various computer based talent identification models have been proposed. These models could potentially play a very significant role in lives of sports enthusiast and sports organizations. Some of these are listed below [7]: • An individual can make timely decision to pursue a sport of his interest or not. • Provide a cost effective way for assessing talent levels without assistance of coaches. • They can help in increasing the confidence levels in athletes. • Online talent models can even be more potent as they provide unparalleled reach. They can be accessed anytime anywhere by anyone. • Online Talent Identification models can also help sports authorities in getting indications on talent distribution in various geographical regions within the country. Such model can help in separating extraordinarily talented athletes from average. • They can also address the challenge of inadequate number of coaches available in the country. All Talent Identification models leverage physical characteristics of athletes which they deem significant for the sport. Most of the models have applied statistical techniques including variance [8], standard deviation, t-test, regression [3] [27] [6] [29], ANOVA [9], MANOVA [26] [4] [21], Few models have also attempted to use Fuzzy Logic and Expert Systems. Also majority of the models have been developed for Track & Field sports [1] [18] [8], a few of them have been developed for soccer [21] [24] [28], hockey [4], water polo [6], baseball [3] [2], handball [26] and table-tennis [13]. Here we present a brief summary of 15 of such models. In [8], a model was proposed to enable identification of talent in track and field sports in Iran. The model chose the age range of 6-12 years. The basic parameters employed by the model are motor ability, anthropometric, psychological, physiological, sociological and cultural characteristics of prospective athlete. The model used statistical variance on the identified parameters.
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Information Technology & Management Information System (IJITMIS), ISSN 0976 – 6405(Print), ISSN 0976 – 6413(Online) Volume 4, Issue 2, May - August (2013), © IAEME 42 A model for 14 identified sports (athletics sprint jump, martial arts of kicking type, martial arts of pulling and pushing type, football, tennis, handball, volleyball, water polo, rowing, swimming, athletics long distance running, basketball, athletic throwing and gymnastics) was proposed [18]. The model was applied on the athletes in the age range of 6- 18 years. The model uses characteristics which include: motor skills, morphological and functional and it uses expert system and fuzzy logic membership technique to help rate talent of a person in a particular sport. In [29], Model was presented an application for selection of sports talent using statistical regression equation with computer programming is proposed for athletic jump without any age criteria. Authors have claimed that their approach can also be applied to other sports as well. In [1], a model was proposed for the age range of 11-15 years with the characteristics of sports interactive task, physiological capacities, motor capacities and biometrics qualities. It was implemented on Scottish children with the help of statistical techniques. The model was meant to determine talent of children in 12-identified sports (high jump, long jump, sprinting, hurdling, karate, triathlon, shot-put, skiing (DH), curling, hockey, tennis and squash) In [21], a model was proposed for the age range of 15-16 years with anthropometric, physiological, psychological and soccer specific characteristics. It used Multivariate Analysis of Variance (MANOVA) technique to distinguish between elite and sub-elite groups on the basis of performance on test items. In [28], a model was proposed to determine the relationship between physical and performance characteristics for the age of 13-16 years. The authors applied MANCOVA technique to the data to identify the most important physical parameters for soccer. In [9], a model predicted talent of players in age range of 18-years. The model used ANOVA statistical methods on the physical characteristics of player which include body height, weight, skeletal age, choice reaction time, stepping speed and stepping endurance. A study [6] was meant to identify and develop talent in water polo sports. It was proposed for the age range of 14-15 years with the characteristics of motor ability related to water activity, physical ability and evaluation of game intelligence. The authors applied statistical analysis unpaired t-test ANOVA on the data to assess the talent. This research [5] demonstrated application of MANCOVA to understand the relationship between multidimensional performance characteristics and level of performance in talented youth hockey players. The model was implemented for the age range of 13.2-14.2 years and considered the anthropometric, physiological, psychological, technical and tactical characteristics. In the [16], a model was meant to detect talent in handball sports. The model used MANCOVA on morphological, physical fitness, anthropometric, hand ball specific motor skills and maturation characteristics. The model was applied on group of 14-16 years. In [27] a model used essential characteristics of team sport. The model applied regression and canonical analysis techniques. A method in [28] is proposed for selecting players in team sports game with the help of standard deviation and expert system. In [3], a model was proposed for Croatia. The model uses characteristics which include potential, morphological, technical knowledge and coordination abilities with the help of statistical techniques t-test, z-test, and correlation. This was proposed for different age groups with the help of graphical statistical techniques. The model used characteristics which included special tactical and technical skills for basketball [2].
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Information Technology & Management Information System (IJITMIS), ISSN 0976 – 6405(Print), ISSN 0976 – 6413(Online) Volume 4, Issue 2, May - August (2013), © IAEME 43 In [13], a model was developed for children in the age range of 6-8 years with the help of t-test with standard deviation. The model uses characteristics including height, weight, skin fold, deep bend for flexibility, polygon for coordination, bent arm hang on horizontal bar for strength test, sit up test for trunk strength, standing jump for explosive strength, 60 meters sprint for speed and 600 meters run for endurance. Based on our survey of published literature we can infer that no model for identifying of talent in cricket has been reported as on date. Further, to develop TID model for cricket we need to identify parameters which can be measured and thus can produce data for analysis. In the next section we identify such parameters which may play important role in identifying talent in Cricket. 2.0 PARAMETERS FOR TALENT IDENTIFICATION IN CRICKET The Talent Identification report [25] summarizes the talent parameters for cricket. The parameters are based on physical/motor, anthropometric and cognitive characteristics. To quantify these parameters various tests have been identified in [7].The identified characteristics and its parameters are listed in Table1 and Parameters with tests are listed in Table2. Talent Characteristics Talent Parameter Physical/ Motor Ability Tests Speed, Agility, Flexibility, Balance Static/ Dynamic, Endurance, Upper Body Strength, Lower Body Strength, Fatigue Index, Shoulder Flexibility, Bowler Accuracy, Under Arm Throw Accuracy, Under Arm Throw Accuracy, Catching Ability, Ground Fielding Ability Cognitive Ability Tests Self Motivation, Reaction Time, Hand Eye Coordination, Creativity, Decision Making, Self Control & Self Monitoring, Integrity and Work Ethic, Willingness, Concentration and Focus, Stress Anthropometric Tests Body Mass Index, Vo2max Table 1: Talent requirements for cricket in terms of various parameters with characteristics
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Information Technology & Management Information System (IJITMIS), ISSN 0976 – 6405(Print), ISSN 0976 – 6413(Online) Volume 4, Issue 2, May - August (2013), © IAEME 44 Parameters Tests Speed Speed Test (T1) Agility Illions Agility Test (T2) Endurance Step Up and Down Test (T3) Stress Stress Test Quiz (T4) Self Motivation Self Motivation Test Quiz (T5) Upper Body Strength Push Up Test (T6) Lower Body Power Hop Run Test (T7) Reaction Ruler Catching Test (T8) Flexibility Sit and Reach Test (T9) Fatigue Index RAST (Running Based Anaerobic Sprit) Test (T10) Bowler Accuracy Bowler Accuracy Test (T11) Through Catching Accuracy Through Catching Accuracy Test (T12) Under Arm Through Accuracy Under Arm Through Accuracy Test (T13) Catching Ability Catching Ability Test (T14) Ground Fielding Assessment of Clean Pick Ups. (T15) VO2 Max Maximum Oxygen Up Taken Test (T16) Body Mass Index Weight/ Height2 (T17) Hand Eye Coordination Catching and Throwing the Ball in Cyclic Order with Hands (T18) Creativity Creativity Test Quiz (T19) Decision Making Decision Making Ability Test Quiz (T20) Self Control and Self Monitoring Self Control and Self Monitoring Test Quiz (T21) Will Power Will Power Test Quiz (T22) Self Confidence Self Confidence Test Quiz (T23) Integrity and Work Ethic Integrity and Work Ethic Ability Test Quiz (T24) Shoulder Flexibility Shoulder Flexibility Test Based On Physical Action (T25) Balance Beam Test for Balance (T26) Balance in Static Form Balance Test Based on Physical Action (T27) Concentration and Focus Concentration and Focus Skill Test Quiz (T28) Table 2: Talent requirements for cricket in terms of various tests and parameters. Various quantitative tests (given in table1) have been identified in [7] which can help in measuring each one of the above characteristics. Given the ability to quantify the characteristics for talent assessment in Cricket, a talent identification model can be build. In section 4.0 we first introduce Ordered Weighted Averaging/Aggregation operator, which we apply to the problem of Talent Identification in section 4.0.
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Information Technology & Management Information System (IJITMIS), ISSN 0976 – 6405(Print), ISSN 0976 – 6413(Online) Volume 4, Issue 2, May - August (2013), © IAEME 45 3.0 ORDERED WEIGHTED AVERAGING AGGREGATION (OWA) OPERATOR The OWA operator was introduced by [22] to provide a means of aggregation, which unifies in one operator the conjunctive and disjunctive behavior. It provides a parameterized family of aggregation operators including many of the well-known operators like maximum, minimum, k-order statistics, median and arithmetic mean. For n different scores nxxx ,...,, 21 , the aggregation of these scores may be done using the OWA operator as follows. OWA ( nxxx ,...,, 21 ) = ∑= n i ii yw 1 where iy is the ith largest score from amongst nxxx ...,, 21 . The weights are all non-negative iwi,∀ ≥0, and =∑= 1 1 n i iw . We note that the arithmetic mean function may be obtained using the OWA operator, if ∀i, n wi 1 = . Similarly, the OWA operator would yield the maximum function with iw =1 and iw =0 for all i≠ 1. The minimum function may be obtained from the OWA operator when nw =1 and iw = 0 for all i ≠ n. In fact, it has been shown [22] that the aggregation done by the OWA operator is always between the maximum and minimum. To find the values of the weights iw , we need to make use of the relative fuzzy linguistic quantifiers, explained as follows. 3.1 Relative Fuzzy Linguistic Quantifier A relative quantifier, Q: [0, 1] → [0, 1], satisfies: Q(0) = 0, [ ]1,0∈∃r such that Q(r) = 1. In addition, it is non-decreasing if it has the following property: [ ]1,0, ∈∀ ba , if a> b, then Q(a) ≥ Q(b). The membership function of a relative quantifier can be represented as shown in [1]: − − = 1 0 )( ab ar rQ if if if br bra ar > ≤≤ < , …………..[1] where [ ]1,0,, ∈rba and )/()( miQrQ = [22] Computes the weights wi of the OWA aggregation from the function Q describing the quantifier. In the case of relative quantifier, with m criteria [23], ,,....,2,1)),/)1(()/( mimiQmiQwi =−−= with Q(0) = 0.
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Information Technology & Management Information System (IJITMIS), ISSN 0976 – 6405(Print), ISSN 0976 – 6413(Online) Volume 4, Issue 2, May - August (2013), © IAEME 46 3.2 Normalized Adequacy Coefficient The adequacy coefficient [15] is an index used for calculating the differences between two elements, or two sets, or two fuzzy sets, etc. The adequacy coefficient is very similar to the hamming’s distance but with some differences. It makes it more complete in a lot of decision making problems, especially, when we cannot accept that one set (Y) is higher than the other (X). The similarity between two sets in the adequacy coefficient is calculated with ( ))1(1 yx +−∧ or the complement( ))(0 yx −∨ . For two sets },...,{ 1 nxxX = and },...,{ 1 nyyY = , the weighted adequacy coefficient can be defined as follows. Definition: According to [15], A weighted adequacy coefficient of dimension-n is a mapping WAC: [ ] [ ] [ ]1,01,01,0 →× nn that has an associated weighting vector W of dimension n with ∑= = n j jw 1 1 and [ ]1,0∈jw , such that: WAC [ ])1(1),...,,( 1 ,11 ii n i inn yxwyxyx +−∧= ∑= , where ix and iy are the ith arguments of the sets X and Y, respectively. Note that if nwi /1= , for all i, then, the weighted adequacy coefficient becomes the normalized adequacy coefficient (NAC). NAC [ ])1(1 1 ),...,,( 1 ,11 ii n i nn yx n yxyx +−∧= ∑= , 4.0 APPLICATION OF OWA TO TALENT IDENTIFICATION PROBLEM IN CRICKET As discussed in section 2, the talent identification is a difficult task. Attempts have been made to identify parameters to assess talent in Cricket. These parameters were summarized in section 3. To build a cricket talent assessment model, we collected responses from cricket experts for the identified 28-tests. The experts were requested to categorize the result range of each of the 28-tests to judge the suitability of the result value for each of the five talent classes, viz. Extraordinary Talented [EOT], Very Much Talented [VMT], Much Talented [MT], Moderately Talented [MDT], and Not Talented [NT]. A sample question to record assessment of an expert is shown in figure1: Please fill your rating for the "Speed Test" for the five categories of talent classes. Run 35 meters in a straight line and record the time in seconds. [<4.80 sec ] [4.80- 5.09 sec] [5.10-5.29sec] [5.30- 5.60 sec ] [ >5.60 sec ] Extraordinary Talented Very Much Talented Much Talented Moderately Talented Not Talented Figure1: A sample question from questionnaire.
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Information Technology & Management Information System (IJITMIS), ISSN 0976 – 6405(Print), ISSN 0976 – 6413(Online) Volume 4, Issue 2, May - August (2013), © IAEME 47 It may be observed that expert is expected to record his assessment for each of the 5- talent classes by choosing an interval. For each of the chosen interval we record its average value as the assessment vet[i] of the expert. All such assessments for each talent class-i are recorded in an Expert Assessment ][iEA matrix as follows: 2821 ... ttt ][iEA = ne e e . . . 2 1 ][...][][ ...... ...... ...... ][...][][ ][...][][ 21 22212 12111 iviviv iviviv iviviv mnnn m m tetete tetete tetete ………. (2) .281, ≤≤∀ jj jt is a test aimed at quantifying the physical ability. where [ ]4,3,2,1,0∈i 4 3 2 1 0 = = = = = i i i i i for for for for for NT MDT MT VMT EOT Test Definition: Each test it is a 5x5 matrix comprising of rows representing Talent Classes (TC) and columns representing permissible responses. Each response is recorded in form of (a, b) where a is the lowest permissible value and b is the highest permissible value for each class and each test. Thus, ].28,1[)Re,( ∈∀= isponseTCTCRti Where, TCR means Talent Class Response Matrix. The data for all the values obtained in above 5-matrices [eqn. 2] were normalized using min- max transformation so that each value now falls in [0, 1]. Min-max normalization maps a value v of an attribute A to v′ in the range of [new_minA, new_maxA] by computing. ( ) AnewAnewAnew AA Av v min_min_max_ minmax min ' +− − − = . The five normalized matrices ][iEA now comprise the Knowledge Base for our Model. A broad architecture for the Talent Identification Model is shown in figure 2. Any cricket
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Information Technology & Management Information System (IJITMIS), ISSN 0976 – 6405(Print), ISSN 0976 – 6413(Online) Volume 4, Issue 2, May - August (2013), © IAEME 49 1)( =kQR end; if )0( <>k );1()(],[ −−= kQRkQRikw End Loop k; End Loop j; End Loop i; //For the Talent Class ]4,0[];[ ∈jjTC and test ]28,1[, ∈iti calculate OWA [j,i] as follows: for each talent class ]4,0[];[ ∈jjTC . for each test ]28,1[, ∈iti for each expert ],1[);( nkkE ∈ where n = total no. of experts if a < b then );]),[(d_assign(arrange_an=y(k) ascendingjEAitΠ else );]),[(d_assign(arrange_an=y(k) descendingjEAitΠ end for k; sum: = 0; for each expert ],1[);( nkkE ∈ where n = total no. of experts sum += w(k,i)*y(k); OWA(j, i) = sum; End for j; End for i; End; 4.2 Classification of Talent To classify the talent of a person, we first record his/ her test records, oi for each of the 28-tests in a 28x1 NDTF (Normative Data for Talent) matrix as follows: )............,()( 2821 ooovNDFT = We now calculate the normalized adequacy coefficient (NAC) between NDFT and OWA(j,i) where 4..0∈j and 28..1∈i . The classifier now classifies the talent based on the 28..1,4..0))),,(,(( ∈∈ ijijOWANDFTNACMax . For example, if the maximum value is obtained for j=3, then Talent class is identified as “Much Talented”. 4.3 Experiments and Results We now demonstrate the application of algorithm on the ith test viz. the speed test and the jth talent class, viz. “Extra Ordinary Talent (EOT)”. Firstly, we normalize the rough range for the identified test for the five talent classes. The sample normalized values are shown in figure 3. We assume that assessments of 33 experts (E1, E2, E3,….., E33) are available and recorded in the matrix Experts Assessment (EA) as described in equation 2.
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Information Technology & Management Information System (IJITMIS), ISSN 0976 – 6405(Print), ISSN 0976 – 6413(Online) Volume 4, Issue 2, May - August (2013), © IAEME 50 Figure3: Relative Fuzzy Linguistic Quantifiers For the jth talent class, with the sample normalized interval a= 0, b= 0.465 we now calculate weights using algorithm described in section 4.1. This is also depicted in table 3 below: Table3: Calculation of Weights i= 0,1,2,…..33 0 1 2 … 33 i/33 = r 0/33= 0 1/33 =0.03 2/33 =0.06 … 33/33 =1 )()/( rQniQ = − − = 1 0 )( ab ar rQ if if if br bra ar > ≤≤ < 0 0.06 0.13 … 1 ) 1 ()( n i Q n i Qwi − −= Not Required 0.06-0 = 0.06 0.13-0.06 =0.07 … 1-1 =0.000 0 1 1 EOT VMT MT MDT NT 0.0-0.465 0.46-0.515 0.52-0.549 0.55-0.60 0.601-1.0 x
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Information Technology & Management Information System (IJITMIS), ISSN 0976 – 6405(Print), ISSN 0976 – 6413(Online) Volume 4, Issue 2, May - August (2013), © IAEME 52 Now the ordered weighted averaging aggregation (OWA) operator is used to aggregate the experts opinions for EOT class. OWA(0,1) = ∑= 33 1i [0.06, 0.07, 0.06,……….. 0.00 ]. Ascending or Descending [15] [0.23, 0.22, 0.33, ….… , 0.23) = 0.89. Similarly, values are aggregated for all the tests. These values are depicted in Table 6. The normative data for talent (NDFT) of cricket enthusiast for all tests is depicted in Table7. Now we find the Normalized Adequacy Coefficients using the equation (3) for NDFT of cricket enthusiast with all five talent class. Table6: Aggregated values of all talent classes for 28 tests Table7: Assessed results of cricket enthusiast against 28 tests Normalized Adequacy Coefficient value for Extraordinary Talent (EOT): NAC [ ] )3....(..........)1(1 1 ),...,,( 1 ,11 ii n i nn yx n yxyx +−∧= ∑= )].85.09.01(1............)54.023.01(1)489.0219.01(1[ 28 1 )85.0,9.0,......,28.0,041.0,54.0,23.0,489.0,219.0()( +−∧+++−∧++−∧= =− NACEnthusiastVMTNAC 8860714.0]81.24[ 28 1 ]95.0............11[ 28 1 ]95.01.........31.1127.11[ 28 1 == +++= ∧++∧+∧ Similarly, the values for other classes are calculated and shown below. NAC(VMT-Enthusiast)= 0.9209286 NAC(MT-Enthusiast)= 0.8971786 NAC(MDT-Enthusiast)= 0.8983571 NAC(NT-Enthusiast)= 0.8206071
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Information Technology & Management Information System (IJITMIS), ISSN 0976 – 6405(Print), ISSN 0976 – 6413(Online) Volume 4, Issue 2, May - August (2013), © IAEME 53 Now, Max Operator is used to find the maximum value among the above given normalized adequacy coefficients. MAX (NAC(EOT-Enthusiast), NAC(VMT-Enthusiast), NAC(MT-Enthusiast), NAC(MDT- Enthusiast), NAC(NT-Enthusiast)) = MAX(0.8860714, 0.9209286,0.8971786, 0.8983571, 0.8206071) = 0.9209286 Since the maximum Max(NAC(TC[j], NDFT)) ∀ j ∈ (0,4) is achieved against VMT. We identify the talent of enthusiast as “Very Much talented”. 5.0 CONCLUSION This paper reviewed several talent identification models in sports which have been proposed in research papers. The study revealed that no talent identification model has yet been proposed for cricket. To develop such a model we identified 28-parameters and corresponding tests to quantify the talent of an enthusiast against these parameters. We then build a database of experts’ opinion for classification of talent into five categories based on the results of the identified tests. An algorithm using Ordered Weighted Averaging Aggregation (OWA) operator was proposed for aggregation of opinions whose results can be easily used for classification of talent in cricket. The paper also presents an experiment with results to demonstrate the application of the model. REFERENCES [1]. Abbott A. and Collins D., “A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of a ‘State of the Art’ Talent Identification Model”, Taylor & Francis Group of Publication, Vol 13, Number 2, 1 Dec- 2002, pp. 157-178(22). [2]. Dezman B., Slavko Trninic and Drazan Dizdar “Expert model of Decision making System for efficient Orientation of Basketball players to positions and roles in the game- Empirical Verification” Coll. Antropol, 25(2001) 1: 141-152. [3]. Dezman B., Slavko Trninic and Drazan Dizdar, “Models of expert system and decision- making systems for efficient assessment of potential and actual quality of basketball players”, Kinesiology (Zagreb), 33, 2:207-215. [4]. Doug MacCurdy, “Talent Identification around the World and Recommendations for the Chinese Tennis Association” International Tennis Federation Coaching. AvailableOn:http://www.itftennis.com/shared/medialibrary/pdf/original/IO_18455_orig inal.PDF [5]. Elferink-Gemser MT, Chris Visscher, Koen Lemmink et.al. “Relation between multidimensional performance characteristics and level of performance in talented youth field hockey players”, Journal of Sports Sciences, 2004 Nov-Dec; 22(11-12): 1053-63. [6]. Falk B., Ronnie Lidor, Yael Lemdr et al. “Talent Identification and early Development of Elite Water-polo players: a 2 year follow-up study”, Journal of Sports Sciences, 2004 Apr; 22(4): 347-55. [7]. Gulfam Ahamad, S.K.Naqvi and M.M. Sufyan Beg, “A study of talent identification in models in sports and parameters for talent identification in cricket”, International Conference on Physical Education and Sports Sciences, November 16-18, 2012.
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