RECONOCIMIENTO DE TÉCNICAS OFENSIVAS EN ARTES MARCIALES: UN MAPEO SISTEMÁTICO

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Jairo Josué Cristobal Franco
Antonio Aguileta Gümez
Francisco Moo Mena
Jorge Carlos Reyes Magaña

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Motivation: The precise identification of punches and kicks in martial arts sporting competitions is a critical issue, often complex, and at times subject to controversies due to the subjective judgment of referees. Problem: The subjectivity in assessing punches and kicks during martial arts sporting competitions poses a significant challenge regarding impartiality and accuracy in refereeing. Solution Approach: This study analyzes the most recent contributions to punch and kick recognition in martial arts competitions. It reviews classification techniques, commonly used sensors, and the performance achieved in identifying these movements. Results: The analysis provides a general overview of implemented punch and kick classification techniques. This contributes to understanding recent advancements in this field and how they can enhance objectivity and precision in refereeing martial arts competitions. Conclusions: This study underscores the growing interest in machine learning techniques for classifying punches and kicks in martial arts, encompassing a wide range of classifiers, from traditional methods to deep learning models. The combination of inertial sensors and depth cameras emerges as a promising avenue. Future research is expected to thoroughly compare and characterize these approaches, paving the way for implementing artificial intelligence systems in martial arts competitions and potentially revolutionizing the objectivity in assessing movements in this sport.


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Cristobal Franco, J. J., Aguileta Gümez, A., Moo Mena, F., & Reyes Magaña, J. C. (2024). RECONOCIMIENTO DE TÉCNICAS OFENSIVAS EN ARTES MARCIALES: UN MAPEO SISTEMÁTICO. Revista Ingenierías Universidad De Medellín, 23(44). https://doi.org/10.22395/rium.v23n44a3

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