Automatic Real-time Data Collection Method for Ice and Snow Sports Based on Deep Learning

This newsletter introduces an automatic real-time data collection method for ice and snow sports activities based on deep mastering. The goal is to cope with the limitations of traditional motion analysis technologies, which includes the inefficiency and excessive prices associated with guide records series. With the developing recognition of ice and snow sports and the increasing competitiveness in these sports, unique evaluation and immediate feedback on athletes’ performance have come to be quintessential. In this look at, we endorse an innovative deep gaining knowledge of framework designed to capture, examine, and offer real-time feedback on athletes’ key performance signs. Our method leverages superior convolutional neural networks (CNNs) to system and examine video records from ice and snow sports activities, which often contain particularly dynamic and complex backgrounds. This machine successfully analyzes athletes’ motion timing facts to offer deeper insights into their overall performance. Moreover, we discover techniques for multi-supply statistics fusion, including combining picture statistics with sensor statistics, to beautify the accuracy and robustness of records collection. Our experimental results demonstrate that our gadget performs noticeably well throughout various ice and snow sports activities occasions. It provides accurate motion monitoring and performance evaluation whilst proving to be more green and fee-powerful as compared to standard methods. This research no longer only advances the utility of deep learning inside the discipline of sports technology however additionally presents a unique technical method for ice and snow sports education and competition. We anticipate that our methodology will significantly enhance athletes’ training outcomes and competitive performance, thereby contributing to the advancement of sports technology in the realm of ice and snow sports.

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Journal
International Journal of High Speed Electronics and Systems
Published
2025-03-08
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1142/s0129156425403109
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3
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Winter Sports Injuries and Performance
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Automatic Real-time Data Collection Method for Ice and Snow Sports Based on Deep Learning

Yang Liu, Mingyang Gao, Wenfeng Xu
3 citations
International Journal of High Speed Electronics and Systems
Winter Sports Injuries and Performance
4.56
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Automatic Real-time Data Collection Method for Ice and Snow Sports Based on Deep Learning

Yang Liu, Mingyang Gao, Wenfeng Xu
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Abstract

This newsletter introduces an automatic real-time data collection method for ice and snow sports activities based on deep mastering. The goal is to cope with the limitations of traditional motion analysis technologies, which includes the inefficiency and excessive prices associated with guide records series. With the developing recognition of ice and snow sports and the increasing competitiveness in these sports, unique evaluation and immediate feedback on athletes’ performance have come to be quintessential. In this look at, we endorse an innovative deep gaining knowledge of framework designed to capture, examine, and offer real-time feedback on athletes’ key performance signs. Our method leverages superior convolutional neural networks (CNNs) to system and examine video records from ice and snow sports activities, which often contain particularly dynamic and complex backgrounds. This machine successfully analyzes athletes’ motion timing facts to offer deeper insights into their overall performance. Moreover, we discover techniques for multi-supply statistics fusion, including combining picture statistics with sensor statistics, to beautify the accuracy and robustness of records collection. Our experimental results demonstrate that our gadget performs noticeably well throughout various ice and snow sports activities occasions. It provides accurate motion monitoring and performance evaluation whilst proving to be more green and fee-powerful as compared to standard methods. This research no longer only advances the utility of deep learning inside the discipline of sports technology however additionally presents a unique technical method for ice and snow sports education and competition. We anticipate that our methodology will significantly enhance athletes’ training outcomes and competitive performance, thereby contributing to the advancement of sports technology in the realm of ice and snow sports.

International Journal of High Speed Electronics and SystemsVol. 34(04)
Openalex Percentile: Top 6%
Winter Sports Injuries and Performance
4.56
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