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ArticleComputational intelligence and neuroscience2022

The Collection and Recognition Method of Music and Dance Movement Based on Intelligent Sensor.

Jun Geng

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Jun GengSchool of Art, Shandong University of Finance and Economics, Jinan 250014, China.ORCID https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2965-9293

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With the popularization and development of Internet of Things technology, a large number of music and dance videos have emerged in all walks of life. In this information age, video communication has become a widespread communication method. In the current music and dance collection process, most of the action frame information of the dance video is repeated, and the stage background and costumes of the dance action are too many to fully express the human body movement information. Based on these problems, this article will realize the application of the intelligent sensor-based action recognition technology in the field of dance movement collection and complete the collection and recognition of music and dance movements. The research results of the article show that: (1) in the dance video image extraction process, the feature recognition effect of the proposed algorithm is the highest among the three models. The recognition effect of the upper body is 66.1, and the recognition effect of the lower body is 61.0. The image recognition effect can reach 73.4. During the statistical experiments on the recognition of different regions of the human body, the recognition effect of the intelligent sensor model proposed in the article is still the highest among the three models. The recognition effect of the upper body is 33.9, and the recognition effect of the lower body is 33.9. The recognition effect is 34.5, and the recognition effect of the whole body is 40.7. (2) In the traditional music and dance collection mode, the

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MusicAcoustic StimulationAlgorithmsHumansMovementRecognition, Psychology

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