A novel algorithm enhances swimming motion recognition accuracy while reducing computational costs in aquatic environments.
The traditional swimming analysis method has the disadvantages of strong subjectivity, difficult quantification, high cost, easy to interfere with training, and the existing three-dimensional convolution network is affected by water ripples and bubbles in the underwater scene, and the key feature extraction is insufficient.A swimming motion recognition algorithm based on improved three-dimensional convolution and attention residual network is proposed.The experimental results show that, compared with the baseline C3d model, the number of parameters of the algorithm is reduced by 42%, the floating-point operation is reduced by 58%, the reasoning speed is reduced by 61%, and the recognition accuracy is improved by 8.3% compared with the baseline C3d model under the same hardware configuration.This method provides a feasible and efficient new way for the quantification, real-time feedback and intelligent teaching of swimming technology.
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