Statistics

Statistics ("Stats") is an ICATS add-on that lets you capture results from practice sessions using virtually any ICA drill, then review drill-by-drill performance and use Filters to identify the shots you should work on next.

What Stats does

Analyzes the current drill and assigns it to a supported category (Aiming, Transition, Pattern, etc.) so it can capture the right results for that drill type.
Lets you record results during a workout (using the Scoring flow) and then review Results for the drill.
Provides a Filters tab that analyzes all your captured results and generates a list of drills/shots where your goals aren't being met (i.e., your "homework").

A practical workflow

Start Stats, then load your first drill
Stats is designed to be used during real practice: start Stats, navigate to your drill, then run reps and score as you go.
Set Max Attempts (how many reps per shot)
In the Setup menu, set Max Attempts (1–10). A setting around 5 is often a good default, but adjust based on the drill category and how long each rep takes.
Run the workout and capture scoring
Shoot reps, then record results through the Stats scoring flow. Different drill categories capture different result types (e.g., Aim, Speed/Spin/English, Scratch, Distance Off Target, etc.).
Review Results for the current drill
Use Results to see how you're doing on that drill (and if you use date filters, results reflect only that date range).
Use Filters to find your “homework”
Filters can analyze your entire database of captured results and produce a list of shots/drills where performance goals aren't being met. You can open those drills directly from the filter results.

Multi-user (great for instructors or shared systems)

Stats supports multiple users so results can be captured and analyzed separately. When Stats launches, you select the user (or create a new one).

Export your data

From the Setup menu you can export:

CSV "flat file" for Excel or other tools
SQL tables for deeper analysis in an external database

Important notes

Editing drills can invalidate stats

If you've recorded stats for a drill, changing and saving that drill can make previous stats misleading. Stats warns you when saving; consider saving with a new name if changes are significant.

Some keys are disabled while Stats is active

While Stats is active, some shortcut keys (e.g., Balls/Tools editing) are disabled to prevent accidental drill edits; many other useful keys still work (like b to blank the display).

How to get value fast

Track one category for a week (e.g., Aiming or Transition), then use Filters to identify the worst-performing shots.
Change one thing at a time (speed, spin, alignment, lighting) and let the numbers tell you if it worked.