Ballet E-learning using fuzzy set induced posture recognition by piece-wise linear approximation of connected components
• The present work has aimed at recognition of ballet posture by a learner at home, while he/she is executing the posture following the same of a trained dancer in the video. • The optimal polygonal approximation of boundary is here realized using a modified version of the traditional artificial bee...
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• The present work has aimed at recognition of ballet posture by a learner at home, while he/she is executing the posture following the same of a trained dancer in the video. • The optimal polygonal approximation of boundary is here realized using a modified version of the traditional artificial bee colony (ABC) algorithm. • The relative performance of all the algorithms has been compared on the basis of seven performance metrics, including recall, specificity, precision, accuracy, average error rate, receiver operating characteristic curve and area under curve. • The quality performance of the proposed algorithm is substantiated by the reported simulation results, with an accuracy of 91.23%. • Statistical significance of the results has been ascertained by Wilcoxon rank-sum test and the McNemar’s test. |
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• The present work has aimed at recognition of ballet posture by a learner at home, while he/she is executing the posture following the same of a trained dancer in the video. • The optimal polygonal approximation of boundary is here realized using a modified version of the traditional artificial bee colony (ABC) algorithm. • The relative performance of all the algorithms has been compared on the basis of seven performance metrics, including recall, specificity, precision, accuracy, average error rate, receiver operating characteristic curve and area under curve. • The quality performance of the proposed algorithm is substantiated by the reported simulation results, with an accuracy of 91.23%. • Statistical significance of the results has been ascertained by Wilcoxon rank-sum test and the McNemar’s test. |
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• The present work has aimed at recognition of ballet posture by a learner at home, while he/she is executing the posture following the same of a trained dancer in the video. • The optimal polygonal approximation of boundary is here realized using a modified version of the traditional artificial bee colony (ABC) algorithm. • The relative performance of all the algorithms has been compared on the basis of seven performance metrics, including recall, specificity, precision, accuracy, average error rate, receiver operating characteristic curve and area under curve. • The quality performance of the proposed algorithm is substantiated by the reported simulation results, with an accuracy of 91.23%. • Statistical significance of the results has been ascertained by Wilcoxon rank-sum test and the McNemar’s test. |
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Ballet E-learning using fuzzy set induced posture recognition by piece-wise linear approximation of connected components |
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