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When converting Opta event stream data, there is never a conversion to a 'goalkick' SPADL action.
To do so, the _get_type_id function in opta.py needs to be changed. According to this source (couldn't find an up-to-date official document on the internet), a goal kick corresponds to pass qualifier 124.
Another question also arises: is a keeper throw (qualifier 123) also considered a goal kick in terms of SPADL actions. I think it makes sense to either have separate SPADL actions for these two, or one (renamed?) SPADL action for them both. I do not think that a keeper throw should be considered a regular pass, since there is no pressure on the keeper to execute this action quickly (in contrast to a regular pass). Therefore it may need a different treatment when processing the data.
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When converting Opta event stream data, there is never a conversion to a 'goalkick' SPADL action.
To do so, the _get_type_id function in opta.py needs to be changed. According to this source (couldn't find an up-to-date official document on the internet), a goal kick corresponds to pass qualifier 124.
Another question also arises: is a keeper throw (qualifier 123) also considered a goal kick in terms of SPADL actions. I think it makes sense to either have separate SPADL actions for these two, or one (renamed?) SPADL action for them both. I do not think that a keeper throw should be considered a regular pass, since there is no pressure on the keeper to execute this action quickly (in contrast to a regular pass). Therefore it may need a different treatment when processing the data.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: