Similarity

Starting today, a new series of content launches on TeamKeys, titled:

“The Advantages of Our Software.”

This is a feature that will help you better understand our platform and the metrics that will guide your decisions when building your roster.

The first tool we will focus on today is similarity.

This is a very important tool because, through statistical data, it allows you to compare the characteristics of the player you are selecting with others who have similar attributes.

The foundation of everything is always statistics, and this is a crucial aspect because it also enables you to envision an alternative construction of your team compared to what you originally planned.

This is because similarity does not take a player’s role into account, but instead always considers the relationship between efficiency and volume, the cornerstone of all the data our platform provides, by analyzing specific aspects of the game.

The reference time frame

The strength of similarity lies in the fact that it does not consider just a single season, but evaluates a three-year time span.

This allows for a broader and more concrete assessment of players, analyzing their development or any potential decline in performance.

It is important to specify that, by studying the aforementioned relationship between efficiency and volume, we have been able to implement coefficients capable of estimating a player’s impact across different leagues.

This standardization of data is necessary because we know that variables change from one technical context to another, and it is therefore essential to provide an objective and precise evaluation.

This tool can therefore significantly assist you in your roster decision-making, helping you preserve your resources.