ArticleComputational intelligence and neuroscience2021
Research on Long Jump Posture in School Physical Education Teaching Based on Video Analysis.
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Based on video, the human movement can be analyzed to achieve scientific training and skill improvement. Specifically, according to the video data during the movement, the human body can be detected and tracked, and relevant trajectory data can be obtained. On this basis, key motion parameters can be obtained and quantitative analysis of motion can be achieved. This paper uses video processing technologies to analyze the long jump posture in physical education. According to the video sequences measured during the athlete's long jump, the target detection and tracking algorithms are used to obtain the athlete's trajectory after preprocessing. Afterwards, further processing is carried out to calculate speed, angle, posture, and other related information to assist scientific sports training. The experimental results based on the measured data show that the algorithm can realize the analysis of the long jump scene and complete the quantitative analysis of the key indicators of the athletes. The research results can effectively support school physical education and guidance training and also provide a reference for other competitive video analysis.
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