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Position-Independent Lactate Kinetic Phenotypes in Professional Soccer Players: A Machine Learning Approach for Maximal Running Velocity Prediction.

Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) - 6 Apr 2026

Tortu Erkan, İnce İzzet, Çabuk Salih, Ulupınar Süleyman, Gençoğlu Cebrail, Özbay Serhat, Kaya Kaan

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This study aimed to identify distinct lactate kinetic phenotypes in professional soccer players using unsupervised machine learning and determine their relationship with maximal running velocity (Vmax) through explainable artificial intelligence methods. A total of 361 professional male soccer players from the First Division participated in the study. Incremental treadmill tests measured lactate concentrations at...

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PMID: 41978037
DOI: 10.3390/s26072252
PMCID: PMC13075250

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