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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.framesports.ai/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Datapoint and Calculation Definitions

For a full breakdown of every event type’s definitions and calculations used across Framesports, visit the Definitions page.

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Multi-Match Data Analysis

This can be viewed in three places:
  1. The Teams tab in Coach view, for team-specific collated data.
  2. The Players tab in Coach view, for a player database with multi-match player-specific data.
  3. Any player’s IDPs, which can be viewed by clicking in the top left corner of your screen and pressing Player to switch to Player view.

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MVP Scoring

The MVP score is a weighted composite of all tracked events. Positive actions add points; negative actions deduct points. This can give a great indication of overall player effectiveness across multiple sessions by looking at their average MVP points scored per minute. The weighting can be customised by your account admin in team settings, so you can edit the scoring weights to reflect what you value as a club. For example, you might value tackle completion more heavily for forwards and passing accuracy more for backs.

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Editing MVP Scoring Weights

  1. Go to Settings.
  2. Go to the MVPs tab.
  3. Edit the score weightings directly.

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Expected Values and Benchmarks

Framesports builds expected values for teams and players based off a variety of factors and complex algorithms, including gender, location, style of rugby, level of rugby, and a range of other information.

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Exporting Data

This can be done by:
  1. Going to Sessions and clicking on the session in question.
  2. Go to the Settings page within the session.
  3. Click Download as CSV or Download as XML.

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Missing Match Data in Visualisations

This is likely an issue to do with Framesports not linking the match with your team name. Check if the team name entered into the game in question is correct by doing the following:
  1. Go to the Sessions tab and click on the game in question.
  2. Click Settings and look at the team name.
  3. Click on your team name and check it’s the right team name.
Note: Pay attention to any subtle differences in the naming which could be causing collation issues. It must be the exact same team name to collate accurately.

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Frequently Asked Questions

For a full breakdown of every event type’s definitions and calculations used across Framesports, visit the Definitions page.
This can be viewed in three places:
  1. The Teams tab in Coach view, for team-specific collated data.
  2. The Players tab in Coach view, for a player database with multi-match player-specific data.
  3. Any player’s IDPs, which can be viewed by clicking in the top left corner of your screen and pressing Player to switch to Player view.
The MVP score is a weighted composite of all tracked events. Positive actions add points; negative actions deduct points. This can give a great indication of overall player effectiveness across multiple sessions by looking at their average MVP points scored per minute. The weighting can be customised by your account admin in team settings, so you can edit the scoring weights to reflect what you value as a club. For example, you might value tackle completion more heavily for forwards and passing accuracy more for backs.
  1. Go to Settings.
  2. Go to the MVPs tab.
  3. Edit the score weightings directly.
This can be done by:
  1. Going to Sessions and clicking on the session in question.
  2. Go to the Settings page within the session.
  3. Click Download as CSV or Download as XML.
Framesports builds expected values for teams and players based off a variety of factors and complex algorithms, including gender, location, style of rugby, level of rugby, and a range of other information.
This is likely an issue to do with Framesports not linking the match with your team name. Check if the team name entered into the game in question is correct by doing the following:
  1. Go to the Sessions tab and click on the game in question.
  2. Click Settings and look at the team name.
  3. Click on your team name and check it’s the right team name.
Note: Pay attention to any subtle differences in the naming which could be causing collation issues. It must be the exact same team name to collate accurately.
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