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WomensFootBallAnalytics

A machine learning project focused on women’s football injury risk prediction using player workload, recovery metrics, and performance data.
The system analyzes key factors such as training intensity, workload-recovery balance, and player condition to help identify potential injury risks and support better decision-making for coaches and analysts.


Overview

This project aims to use data analytics + machine learning to study injury risk in women’s football.
By collecting and processing football-related data, the model predicts whether a player may be at a higher risk of injury based on measurable workload and recovery indicators.

The project is divided into two major parts:

  • DataScraper → Collects and prepares football-related data
  • Injury_Prediction → Builds and evaluates the machine learning model for injury prediction

Objectives

  • Analyze player workload and recovery patterns
  • Identify important injury risk indicators
  • Build a predictive model using XGBoost
  • Support injury prevention and performance management
  • Provide actionable insights for coaches, analysts, and sports scientists

Project Structure

WomensFootBallAnalytics/
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├── DataScraper/           # Scripts for collecting / scraping football-related data
├── Injury_Prediction/     # ML model, preprocessing, training, and evaluation
└── README.md              # Project documentation

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The Project develops a machine learning model using XGBoost to predict injury risks in women’s football by analyzing workload, recovery metrics, and player data. It identifies key risk factors such as training intensity and workload-recovery balance to provide actionable insights for coaches, reducing injury rates through personalized management.

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