Exercise Behavior Prediction and Injury Assessment Based on Swarm Intelligence Algorithm

Ding Ding, Jianqiong Jiang, Changya Liu and Gengxin Sun

Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society, 2021, vol. 2021, 1-13

Abstract: The biggest view of the whole world on science and technology and sports is that science and technology and sports both represent national strength. At present, the integration of sports and science and technology has not reached a certain height, especially in the prediction of sports behavior and injury assessment, and the investment in science and technology is still lacking. This leads to a high number of injuries caused by sports every year. However, swarm intelligence algorithm has made few breakthrough achievements in the past few years, and the combination of sports behavior and swarm intelligence algorithm can just solve this problem. It is very important to choose the algorithm for predicting and assessing sports behavior. We should choose an efficient algorithm with high stability, high convergence speed, and optimization ability. In this paper, the IPSGWO algorithm is proposed to realize this application. IPSGWO algorithm is based on the GWO algorithm, with appropriate strategies and ideas, to maximize the improvement. In this paper, the convergence curve of PSO, GWO, and IPSGWO is tested to determine whether the IPSGWO algorithm has more stable and higher performance, and the simulation experiment is used to determine whether the IPSGWO algorithm is suitable for prediction and injury assessment compared with the other two. From the experimental results, the IPSGWO algorithm does have higher performance; because of this, it is more accurate for prediction and injury assessment.

Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.1155/2021/1541816

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