A Study on the Psychological Model of Disabled Athletes Based on Artificial Intelligence

The study presented in the paper focuses on the development of a psychological model for disabled athletes, leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. The research now investigates the psychological traits across a diverse array of disabled athletes, including those in both high-intensity and precision sports, broadening our understanding and applicability of the AI-driven psychological model, and examines how these traits differ from those of able-bodied individuals. The study proposes an emotional psychological model based on AI, which simulates the generation and fluctuation of emotions using a Differential Evolution (DE) algorithm. By simulating emotional states in response to external stimuli, the model aims to achieve emotional balance and stability, crucial for the mental well-being of athletes. The results suggest that AI can play a significant role in understanding and improving the psychological conditions of disabled athletes, ultimately enhancing their performance and quality of life. The research provides valuable theoretical insights and practical implications for integrating AI into the psychological training and support of disabled athletes.