Use predictive analytics and big data technologies to enhance badminton game strategy development and performance indicators
Xin Feng,
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Xiang Liu
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Journal of Computational Methods in Sciences and Engineering,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 28, 2025
The
increasing
integration
of
data-driven
approaches
and
machine
learning
(ML)
in
sports
presents
a
significant
opportunity
to
optimize
performance,
predict
outcomes,
refine
strategies,
especially
badminton.
Despite
its
promise,
challenges
such
as
the
lack
comprehensive
datasets,
limited
use
advanced
ML
techniques,
insufficient
focus
on
tactical
decision-making,
underutilization
predictive
analytics
training
remain
prevalent.
To
develop
model
that
analyzes
technical
decisions
badminton,
enhancing
strategy
development
performance
evaluation
for
competitive
gameplay,
proposed
method,
Puffer
Fish
Algorithm-tuned
Intelligent
Support
Vector
Machine
(PFA-INT-SVM),
combines
benefits
Pufferfish
mutation
with
INT-SVM
improve
prediction
accuracy
classification
tasks.
utilizes
data
encompasses
player
metrics,
shot
types,
match
context,
opponent
behavior,
physical
conditions,
environmental
factors,
decisions.
One-hot
encoding
is
applied
categorical
features,
while
normalization
standardizes
numerical
data,
Linear
Discriminant
Analysis
(LDA)
employed
dimensionality
reduction
feature
extraction.
Experimental
results
demonstrate
PFA-INT-SVM
significantly
outperforms
traditional
methods
terms
efficiency.
This
effectively
predicts
showing
promising
potential
badminton
analysis.
findings
highlight
future
integrating
techniques
practical
applications.
Language: Английский
Developing a Target Games-Based Long Service Training Model in Badminton for Beginner Athletes
Physical Education Theory and Methodology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(2), P. 322 - 330
Published: March 30, 2025
Background.
The
development
of
long
service
skills
in
badminton
is
one
the
important
components
to
improve
game
performance.
low
variety
training
models
considered
as
a
problem
beginner
players,
which
has
an
impact
on
mastery
this
technique.
Objectives.
This
study
aimed
develop
and
determine
effectiveness
model
based
target
games
enhancing
players.
Materials
methods.
research
design
used
was
method
by
following
Borg
&
Gall
model,
involving
ten
stages
ranging
from
needs
analysis
testing.
subjects
were
players
at
Faculty
Sport
Sciences,
Medan
State
University,
with
sample
42
divided
into
experimental
control
groups.
Data
collection
pre-experimental
pretest-posttest
design.
assisted
SPSS
application
paired-sample
t-test
independent
samples
t-test.
Results.
Based
upon
validation
results,
18
variations
exercise
deemed
feasible
for
large-scale
trials
average
feasibility
percentage
77%.
These
outcomes
obtained
after
minor
revisions
suggestions
increase
intensity
duration
exercises.
However,
overall
without
significant
changes.
results
showed
substantial
difference
between
group
using
games-based
conventional
(p
<
0.05).
proved
be
more
effective
improving
ability
Conclusions.
According
findings,
it
can
concluded
that
provides
efficacy
also
applied
widely
coaching
Language: Английский
Analyze the impact of complex scheduling algorithms on injury rates and athletic performance in a collegiate sports environment
Lei Zhao
No information about this author
Journal of Computational Methods in Sciences and Engineering,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 28, 2025
Efficiently
managing
sports
schedules
in
collegiate
environments
is
a
challenging
and
crucial
task.
With
multiple
teams,
events,
facilities,
diverse
stakeholder
needs,
traditional
scheduling
methods
often
fail
to
meet
the
dynamic
complex
requirements
of
modern
programs.
Complex
algorithms
offer
promising
solution
by
optimizing
allocation
resources,
time
slots,
facilities
while
minimizing
conflicts
maximizing
participation.
The
research
analyzes
impact
on
injury
rates
athletic
performance
environment,
with
particular
focus
ACL
injuries
basketball
players.
gathers
history,
performance,
demographic
data
from
athletes.
was
preprocessed
using
cleansing
normalizing
data,
handling
missing
values.
employs
an
ICO-MLPN
predict
risk
improve
environments.
explores
application
DLB
algorithm
create
tailored
that
account
for
individual
requirements,
training
intensity,
recovery
periods
reduce
ACL.
findings
suggest
also
significantly
incidence
injuries,
offering
framework
programs
recall
95.33%,
accuracy
98.70%,
precision
98.2%,
F1-score
96.20%.
After
implementing
DLB,
incident
rate
decreased
50%
30%,
treatment
costs
20%,
physical
health
satisfaction
improved
65%
85%,
mental
increased
60%
80%.
Recovery
2.5
days
2
days,
minimum
severity
65%.
approach
underscores
potential
combining
optimization
innovative
personalized
prioritize
both
reduction.
Language: Английский
Implementing machine learning algorithms to optimize sprint performance and biomechanical analysis of track and field athletes
Journal of Computational Methods in Sciences and Engineering,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 9, 2025
Sprint
performance
is
a
crucial
component
of
athletic
performance,
especially
in
sports
like
track
and
field,
football,
rugby,
which
require
quick
bursts
peak
effort
over
short
durations.
Understanding
the
biomechanics
sprinting
essential
for
enhancing
preventing
injuries,
creating
effective
training
plans.
Traditional
research
on
sprint
evaluation
often
focuses
discrete
measures
while
neglecting
intricate
interactions
between
variables
that
evolve
throughout
sprint.
This
study
addresses
these
challenges
by
applying
machine
learning
(ML)
algorithm,
specifically
Polar
Bear-tuned
Multi-Source
Kernel
Support
Vector
Machine
(PB-MKSVM),
to
predict
optimize
field
athletes.
The
system
analyzes
biomechanical
characteristics
such
as
muscle
activation
patterns,
joint
angles,
ground
reaction
forces,
stride
length.
Data
were
collected
using
wearable
sensors
motion
capture
systems
during
standardized
trials,
various
parameters
recorded.
Standard
preprocessing
steps
including
noise
removal
outlier
detection
applied
data.
Power
Spectral
Density
(PSD)
was
employed
extract
features
from
preprocessed
results
demonstrate
proposed
method
outperforms
traditional
algorithms
predicting
efficiency
identifies
complex,
phase-specific
changes
movement
patterns.
model
effectively
sprinters’
movements
differentiate
skill
levels.
Using
Python
software,
achieved
impressive
metrics,
accuracy
(94.5%),
precision
(92.7%),
recall
(93.6%),
F1-score
(92.1%),
R
2
(0.92),
AUC
(0.91),
highlighting
its
robust
predictive
ability.
illustrates
how
models
can
advance
mechanics
provide
insightful
information
athletes
coaches
seeking
improve
performance.
Language: Английский
Biomechanical analysis and tactical awareness cultivation of badminton players’ variable speed running training
Weiguo Li
No information about this author
Molecular & cellular biomechanics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
21(4), P. 458 - 458
Published: Dec. 24, 2024
In
recent
years,
the
combination
of
machine
learning
(ML)
and
computer
vision
has
influenced
sports
training
approaches,
notably
for
monitoring
player
performance.
This
research
gives
a
detailed
biomechanical
analysis
badminton
players
during
speed-running
training,
using
insights
from
ML
techniques.
Key
metrics
such
as
gait,
speed,
acceleration
are
assessed
by
tracking
players’
motions
dynamics
their
running
patterns
The
stroke
video
dataset
was
collected
Kaggle
source.
To
ensure
high-quality
input
analysis,
data
preprocessing
stages
include
stabilization
with
Kalman
filter,
noise
reduction
Gaussian
smoothing,
frame
extraction
temporal
sampling.
Feature
approaches
like
histogram
oriented
gradients
(HOG)
used
shape
recognition
optical
flow
motion
tracking.
study
provides
use
simulation
environment
built
on
Modified
Ant
Lion
Optimized
Decision
Trees
(MALO+DT)
model
trained
historical
data,
which
allows
prediction
movement
adjustments
based
contextual
features
variations
fatigue.
findings
demonstrate
that
speed
improves
tactical
awareness
decision-making
in
dynamic
environments.
performance
suggested
approach
evaluated
Python
platform.
achieves
good
accuracy
(98.3%),
recall
(97.4%),
F1-score
(98%),
precision
(97.5%),
demonstrating
model's
abilities
effect
biomechanics.
Furthermore,
significance
this
is
development,
providing
coaches
analysts
actionable
to
enhance
practices
increase
show
combining
significantly
adaptability
responsiveness
matches,
resulting
more
strategic
teaching.
Language: Английский