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Archery Skill Assessment Using an Acceleration Sensor
DOI:10.1109/THMS.2020.3046435.png)
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A key skill in archery is the ability to suppress postural tremor while aiming at a target. Providing feedback during daily archery practice is a potentially effective way of suppressing tremor. However, postural tremor is subtle and difficult to measure using vision-based techniques. This article proposes a feedback method that uses a bow equipped with a small, lightweight acceleration sensor. First, we automatically detect an archer's shooting execution cycle, including the aiming, release, and follow-through phases, by using binary classification, and then, we quantify postural tremor during aiming. Then, from the quantified postural tremor, we regress the expected total score that the archer would obtain in a series of shots during a real game. We performed an experiment with 11 members of a university archery club and achieved 1) a precision of 0.72 and recall of 0.80 in shooting detection and 2) an absolute correlation coefficient of 0.74 in score prediction with leave-one-subject-out cross-validation.
Keyword:
Acceleration
Detectors
Sports
Inertial sensors
Correlation
Videos
Particle measurements
Acceleration
event detection
motion analysis
sports equipment
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