Authors :
Mohamed Ahmed Kamel; Rasha Ragheb Atallah
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 9 - September
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24SEP239
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Abstract :
Concerns about predicting sports-related
injuries, like those experienced while practicing soccer or
running, have grown recently due to the use of machine
learning techniques for this purpose.
The proposed injury prediction framework is based
on SVM and an artificial neural network. The proposed
model's architecture aids in the runners' injury prediction.
The model's creators gathered the datasets of 24 runners.
The model was implemented in MATLAB and evaluated
with the help of gathered data. Lastly, a comparative
analysis has been done between the model and previous
attempts. Furthermore, the gathered dataset was used to
assess the model's correctness. By now, the accuracy was
93.7%. The writers plan to provide more information in
the future, such as the runners' ages and gender.
Keywords :
Machine Learning, SVM , Injury, Runner.
References :
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Concerns about predicting sports-related
injuries, like those experienced while practicing soccer or
running, have grown recently due to the use of machine
learning techniques for this purpose.
The proposed injury prediction framework is based
on SVM and an artificial neural network. The proposed
model's architecture aids in the runners' injury prediction.
The model's creators gathered the datasets of 24 runners.
The model was implemented in MATLAB and evaluated
with the help of gathered data. Lastly, a comparative
analysis has been done between the model and previous
attempts. Furthermore, the gathered dataset was used to
assess the model's correctness. By now, the accuracy was
93.7%. The writers plan to provide more information in
the future, such as the runners' ages and gender.
Keywords :
Machine Learning, SVM , Injury, Runner.