Neutrosophic-based assessment system for measuring respiratory function in professional soccer athletes.

Abstract

This study arose from the need to explore the use of neutrosophics as an innovative tool to assess respiratory function in professional soccer players from a Lima team, with the goal of providing scientific rigor to the analysis of sports performance. This initiative aligns with the physiological demands of contemporary soccer in Peru. The main objective is to implement an assessment model based on neutrosophic logic to measure pulmonary efficiency in athletes from a club in the Peruvian capital. The methodology combined theoretical strategies, fieldwork, and quantitative analysis, relying on neutrosophic principles for the organization and interpretation of data collected using measurement instruments. The findings demonstrate the validity of the proposed system, as it facilitated the classification of athletes according to their physical condition and provided key information for technical management within the field studied.