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Considering that plays are often called or changed by quarterbacks on the field right before the snap based on what the QB sees from the opposing team, I think
by rcthompson 11y ago
Considering that plays are often called or changed by quarterbacks on the field right before the snap based on what the QB sees from the opposing team, I think it would be difficult to provide all that input to a computer AI.
- jonknee 11y agoA neural net would be able to read the opposing defense more quickly and accurately than any human, but it would not be a fair fight (the human doesn't get a bird's eye view of things!).
- tolas 11y agoIt just doesn't have as big of an impact though. Each team has a very limited set of plays it's actually able to call and execute. Maybe 300 max (as a guess). Many times much less than that. So there's really not much room for an AI to see huge improvements via play calling. It's really all about execution on the field and the "feel" of the game.