Optimization of a Wireless Sensor-Based Tennis Motion Pattern Recognition System

Abstract

With the rapid development of information technology in today's era, the application of the Internet, big data, and smart bracelet information technology in the field of sports has enhanced the intelligence of sports and plays an important role in promoting sports performance. This paper focuses on the application of wireless sensors in the field of tennis, using research methods such as literature research, video analysis, comparative research, and mathematical statistics, to explore and analyze the application of wireless sensors in the field of tennis big data, tennis robotics, and the implementation of tennis teaching and training, to provide a theoretical basis for promoting the application of wireless sensors in the field of tennis and also for the broader application of wireless sensors in sports to provide a theoretical reference. For the problem of multiple scales of motion targets in action videos, two video action recognition methods based on high- and low-level feature fusion are proposed, which are the video action recognition methods based on top-down feature fusion and the video action recognition methods based on bottom-up feature fusion. The multipowered mobile anchor nodes are allowed to move along a prescribed route and broadcast multiple power signals, and then, the location of the unknown node is estimated using a four-ball intersection weight center-of-mass algorithm. Simulations show experimentally that the algorithm reduces the average localization error and requires fewer anchor nodes.