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Application of Distributed Probability Model in Sports Based on Deep Learning: Deep Belief Network (DL-DBN) Algorithm
Tianyang Liu1, Qizhe Zheng2, Ling Tian3
1Physical Education Department, Guangzhou Sport University, Guangzhou 510500, Guangdong, China.
Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience
|February 28, 2022
Summary
This study uses Deep Learning-Deep Belief Network (DL-DBN) to analyze sports behavior. The algorithm achieved high accuracy in classifying human actions during strength training.
Area of Science:
- Computer Science
- Sports Science
- Data Science
Background:
- Information technology advancements impact all sectors, with age, education, and gender not hindering IT knowledge acquisition.
- Mobile devices and gadgets are integral to daily life, facilitating ease and efficiency.
- Machine Learning (ML) techniques are crucial for data analysis, enabling classification and prediction based on specific problem statements.
Purpose of the Study:
- To analyze human behavior in sports using advanced computational methods.
- To implement a Deep Learning-Deep Belief Network (DL-DBN) algorithm for sports behavior analysis.
- To develop a distributed probability model for classifying sports-related human behaviors.
Main Methods:
- The study implemented the Deep Learning-Deep Belief Network (DL-DBN) algorithm.
- A distributed probability model was utilized for behavior classification.
- The DL-DBN algorithm was applied to analyze human behavior data within a sports context.
Main Results:
- The classification accuracy for strength training varied significantly, with a maximum of 99% and a minimum of 71%.
- The DL-DBN algorithm demonstrated effectiveness in analyzing and classifying human behavior in sports.
- The distributed probability model provided a framework for nuanced behavior classification.
Conclusions:
- Deep Learning-Deep Belief Network (DL-DBN) is a viable tool for analyzing human behavior in sports.
- The accuracy of classification can vary widely depending on the specific activity, as seen in strength training.
- Further research can refine the distributed probability model for more precise sports behavior analysis.
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