2021
DOI: 10.1155/2021/2436120
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Design and Image Research of Tennis Line Examination Based on Machine Vision Analysis

Abstract: In view of the intelligent demand of tennis line examination, this paper performs a systematic analysis on the intelligent recognition of tennis line examination. Then, a tennis line recognition method based on machine vision is proposed. In this paper, the color region of the image recognition region is divided based on the region growth, and the rough estimation of the court boundary is realized. In order to achieve the effect of camera calibration, a fast camera calibration method which can be used for a va… Show more

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“…In attempts to minimise human error and provide greater transparency, some sports have already introduced video technology. Video Assistant Referee (VAR) was adopted by the International Football Association Board (IFAB) and is now used extensively via a variety of technological systems (IFAB, 2018), while tennis has the "Hawk-eye" line examination system (Hawk-Eye Innovations Ltd., Sony Business Europe, Basingstoke, England) to enhance and sometimes replace the line judges who use the naked eye (Spitz et al, 2021;Yan and Xin, 2021). In some cases, the main aim of introducing AI was not to limit human error, but to assist with score prediction in sports or injury risk assessment/prevention (Li and Xu, 2021;Claudino, et al, 2019).…”
Section: Presence Of Technology In Sportmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In attempts to minimise human error and provide greater transparency, some sports have already introduced video technology. Video Assistant Referee (VAR) was adopted by the International Football Association Board (IFAB) and is now used extensively via a variety of technological systems (IFAB, 2018), while tennis has the "Hawk-eye" line examination system (Hawk-Eye Innovations Ltd., Sony Business Europe, Basingstoke, England) to enhance and sometimes replace the line judges who use the naked eye (Spitz et al, 2021;Yan and Xin, 2021). In some cases, the main aim of introducing AI was not to limit human error, but to assist with score prediction in sports or injury risk assessment/prevention (Li and Xu, 2021;Claudino, et al, 2019).…”
Section: Presence Of Technology In Sportmentioning
confidence: 99%