2015
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-25249-0_1
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Development of Skill Scoring System for Ski and Snowboard

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“…The main purpose of the current study was to create a timeline that would facilitate the comparison of accuracy and precision between the different TS detection methodologies used in literature. All the methods analyzed show an accuracy within ± 0.25 s from the reference, with ten of them having an accuracy better than 0.05 s. The precision ranges from ~0.10 s to ~0.60 s. The TS methodologies with the best combined accuracy and precision are Klous Video [ 8 ], Spörri PI [ 36 ], Martinez MCS and CTD [ 9 ], and Yamagiwa IMU [ 27 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The main purpose of the current study was to create a timeline that would facilitate the comparison of accuracy and precision between the different TS detection methodologies used in literature. All the methods analyzed show an accuracy within ± 0.25 s from the reference, with ten of them having an accuracy better than 0.05 s. The precision ranges from ~0.10 s to ~0.60 s. The TS methodologies with the best combined accuracy and precision are Klous Video [ 8 ], Spörri PI [ 36 ], Martinez MCS and CTD [ 9 ], and Yamagiwa IMU [ 27 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This modelling is based on the assumption that the neutral position of the pendulum occurs during the straight skiing moment between consecutive turns. Consequently, it would correspond with the instant of maximum angular velocity in the roll angle (Martinez CTD [ 43 ]), of zero lateral acceleration (Yamagiwa IMU [ 27 ]), of zero angular velocity in the yaw angle (Martinez Yaw CTD), and of zero angle with respect to the vertical (Yu IMU [ 28 ]). Among the methodologies based on the inverted pendulum concept, Martinez CTD and Yamagiwa IMU performed best.…”
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“…This also depends on personal interactions. To eliminate the interaction, methods to measure skills objectively by using inertial sensors have been proposed such as [ 7 ]. The method statistically compares between performances of advanced athletes and novices, and defines equations for the models for comparing numerically the target movements.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%