Search Results - Complexity

Zhang, C., Fan, Z., Kang, Y. “…Wearable sensing systems are often constrained by the number of available signal channels: expanding the sensor number typically improves human motion monitoring but drives up hardware complexity. In this paper, a row-column sensing method is proposed to address this limitation in the context of table tennis impact monitoring. …”

Wu, Y., Chen, Z., Zhang, H., Yang, Y., Yi, W. “…However, challenges such as the lack of domain-specific datasets and the complexity of athletes` movements continue to hinder progress in this area. …”

Tajik, R., Dhahbi, W., Fadaei, H., Mimar, R. “…These findings validate the combined experimental-computational approach for analyzing complex, high-velocity movements. Conclusion: The strong correspondence between experimental and computational synergies validates MSK modeling for analyzing neuromuscular control during high-velocity overhead movements. …”

Konstantinou, G. N., Kloiber, S., Blumberger, D. M. “…However, competitive tennis also presents significant psychological demands, including elevated stress levels and susceptibility to maladaptive coping behaviors. To address these complexities, this review introduces the Resilience Racket Model, a conceptual framework representing the integration of physical readiness, psychological resilience, and systemic support. …”

Mazarelo, J. F. D., Winter, S. L., Fong, D. T. P. “…Some of these injuries were serious and required complex treatment. Prescription lenses, contact lenses and industrial eyewear made some injuries more severe. …”

Waldzinski, T., Waldzinska, E., Durzynska, A., Niespodzinski, B., Mieszkowski, J., Kochanowicz, A. “…The boys performed better also in one motor coordination test (Spalding test) among 10-year-olds, in two additional tests (spider and plate tapping tests) among 11-year-olds, and another three more tests (simple reaction, complex reaction and Starosta`s tests) among 12-year-olds. …”

Huang, R., Gao, Y., Yang, K., Mo, Y., Lu, Y., Gao, Z. “…This study evaluated the effects of French Contrast Method Training versus Complex Training on lower limb explosive strength and its endurance in elite adolescent male badminton players. …”

Wong, P., Myint, H., Dooley, L., Hopgood, A. “…Table tennis has been selected as the sport to evaluate this framework primarily because it comprises many different complex match elements, including the service, return and rally elements, which are governed by a strict set of regulations which need to be umpired. …”

Bozdech, M., Zhánel, J. “…Findings underscore JTS complexities, emphasizing the pivotal roles of participation, national team nominations, and tournament results. …”

Bozdech, M., Puda, D., Grasgruber, P. “…Our results argue for the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), specifically Neural Networks, in handling complex interactions and emphasize that AI is a supportive tool in decision-making, requiring careful consideration by experienced individuals. …”

Cahill, G. “…The role of parents as primary decision-makers is highlighted, underscoring the importance of collaborative efforts between coaches and parents to ensure optimal development. By embracing the complexity and diversity of modern tennis pathways, coaches can better support athletes in achieving their full potential. …”

Gorce, P., Jacquier-Bret, J. “…Introduction: The tennis serve is a complex motion with numerous rotations which are important to manage for performance. …”

Edel, A., Vuong, J.-L., Kaufmann, S., Hoos, O., Wiewelhove, T., Ferrauti, A. “…Plain Language Summary Badminton stands out as a high-paced and exceptionally demanding sport, necessitating a very complex interaction between the aerobic and anaerobic metabolic systems. …”

Bozdech, M., Zhánel, J. “…The findings highlight the complexities of the JTS transition and underscore the pivotal roles of participation, national team nominations, and tournament results. …”

Grycana, J., Bankosz, Z. “…The study used the modified Wu Huanqin game analysis method. It consists of complex observing the game, counting the winning actions of a given player, sorting and identifying them, depending on the accuracy of the observation. …”

van der Meer, B. R., van den Hoven, M. A. C., van der Kamp, J., Savelsbergh, G. J. P. “…Conclusion The advantage of self-controlled video feedback extends to the learning of a complex tactical task in tennis. Future research should verify the observed benefits of a self-controlled learning environment in comparison to a coach-controlled learning environment.…”

Koopmann, T., Faber, I., Lath, F., Loffing, F., Schorer, J. “…In summary, our work helps to further unravel the high complexity of `talent` and player selection (in table tennis). …”

Trittenbach, S., Hoffmann, A., Teunissen, J. W., Pion, J.

Annino, G., Bonaiuto, V., Campoli, F., Caprioli, L., Edriss, S., Padua, E., Panichi, E., Romagnoli, C. “…In modern tennis, many physical and mental abilities are involved in the performance of high-level athletes, who are called upon to solve complex motor problems in a short time through sprints and explosive actions often performed in precarious balance[1]. …”

Koopmann, T., Faber, I. R., Lath, F., Loffing, F., Schorer, J. “…Here we show that the concept of `talent` and the process of player selection in table tennis are highly complex phenomena with three main areas of interest identified: (a) general aspects regarding `talent` (in table tennis), (b) specific selection criteria including individual as well as environmental aspects, and (c) the process of player selection. …”