I am concerned about criticism to players by using Voronoi diagrams under blind reliance.
As a fact, when 22 players do not move, a Voronoi diagram indicates regions that the players can cover.
On the other hand, when some players move fast, a Voronoi diagram is far from regions that the players can cover.
I think, Voronoi diagrams are not compatible with soccer.
This is because the essence of soccer is in the movement of players.
The reason why Voronoi diagrams are used in soccer analysis is because "likely regions are obtained only from players' positions."
In this article, I roughly explain what the Voronoi diagram is.
In the next article, I will show difficulties in applying Voronoi diagrams when players move, with simple numerical calculation.
The contents of this article are as follows.
- Why are Voronoi diagrams used?
- Questionable scenes.
- Scenes where Voronoi diagrams can be applied, during a game.
- Scenes where Voronoi diagrams can be applied, in our lives.

