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Application of artificial intelligence wearable devices based on neural network algorithm in mass sports activity evaluation

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Based on the rapid development of big data, cloud computing, Internet of things and other technologies in recent years, intelligent hardware devices has been applied to all aspects of life. Under this background, some scholars have put forward relevant concepts such as “Smart Life”. In the field of mass sports life, through the development and application of science and technology, there has been new changes related to the application of neural network algorithm technology and intelligent hardware devices. Therefore, artificial intelligence wearable devices based on wearable technology came into being. This paper analyzes the application of this device in mass sports activities. Then, this paper describes the key research technologies of motion data processing based on neural network algorithm, including: depth frame differential convolution neural network structure, motion data extraction method, human motion signal processing algorithm, etc.; then it analyzes the action recognition and interaction system design based on Intelligent wearable devices. Finally, it analyzes the recognition results of human action system, the accuracy of human action recognition system and the factors that affect the performance of the recognition system. It is concluded that the artificial intelligent wearable devices designed in this paper can be well used in popular sports activities. Finally, it introduces the research on the evaluation strategy of popular sports activities based on artificial intelligence, and hopes that this equipment can help public sports activities. This paper studies the neural network algorithm and applies it to the design process of artificial intelligence wearable devices, which promotes the development of mass sports activity evaluation.

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Liang, J., He, Q. Application of artificial intelligence wearable devices based on neural network algorithm in mass sports activity evaluation. Soft Comput 27, 10177–10188 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00500-023-08249-y

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