ArticleFrontiers in psychology2025
Reliability of subjective evaluation in assessing elite table tennis players' performance.
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- Multi-dimensional dynamic visualization of spatiotemporal data for tactical analysis in table tennis.Frontiers in bioengineering and biotechnology · 2026Article
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Purpose: This study aims to assess the reliability of subjective evaluations conducted under two information conditions and to explore the influence of observer expertise on the consistency of performance assessments of elite table tennis players. Methods: Observers of varying skill levels were invited to provide subjective evaluations of the elite table tennis players' performance by observing specific rally strokes during the match. A Video Masking Paradigm approach was implemented to conceal motion information during critical moments of scoring and losing. The weighted Kappa coefficient ( Results: Intra-observer reliability was good ( Conclusion: Observers with table tennis skill levels demonstrate high intra-observer test-retest reliability in subjective evaluations, but the inter-observer consistency is lower. Different information conditions (with or without results) are key variables affecting the consistency of subjective evaluations. When kinematic information is occluded (without results), the consistency of subjective evaluations decreases. The selection of observation indicators also impacts the consistency of subjective evaluations. Additionally, observers' consistency in subjective evaluations is influenced by their level of experience and skill: the higher the observer's level and experience, the greater the consistency of their subjective evaluations.
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