- Python
- Deep Learning
- Computer Vision
- TimeSformer
- OpenCV
VALORANT Round Outcome Prediction
With NAIST, I used TimeSformer to predict VALORANT round outcomes from minimap video.
Open External Link- Prediction Accuracy
- 80.55%
- Round Videos
- 21,228
- Published At
- IEEE CoG
Overview
I collaborated with NAIST on predicting VALORANT round outcomes from minimap video. TimeSformer learned from 21,228 round videos drawn from 1,376 tournament videos and reached 80.55% prediction accuracy.
The minimap represents player movement and team coordination, so I used it as the input to the computer-vision approach. The model reached 80.55% accuracy on round-outcome prediction.
What I Built
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TimeSformer
I used TimeSformer to model temporal and spatial patterns in minimap video sequences.
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Tournament Dataset
I built the training and validation dataset from 1,376 tournament videos, including 21,228 round videos.
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Round-Outcome Prediction
The model reached 80.55% accuracy on round-outcome prediction from minimap video.
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Minimap Pipeline
I processed minimap footage to study player movement and team coordination from video.
Results
- Published at IEEE Conference on Games 2025.
- Applied video transformers to esports analytics in collaboration with NAIST.
- Produced a dataset for follow-on research.
Collaboration
Conducted with the Nara Institute of Science and Technology (NAIST).