Towards Automated Swimming Analytics Using Deep Neural Networks
Timothy Woinoski, Alon Harell, Ivan V. Bajic

TL;DR
This paper explores methods for automating swimming analytics by creating a comprehensive swimmer database from competition videos, enabling machine learning-based detection and tracking systems.
Contribution
It introduces a novel approach to collecting and analyzing swimmer data from videos, filling a gap in swimmer tracking research.
Findings
Developed a guide for creating a swimmer database from videos
Analyzed methods for swimmer detection and tracking
Facilitated future automation of swimming analytics
Abstract
Methods for creating a system to automate the collection of swimming analytics on a pool-wide scale are considered in this paper. There has not been much work on swimmer tracking or the creation of a swimmer database for machine learning purposes. Consequently, methods for collecting swimmer data from videos of swim competitions are explored and analyzed. The result is a guide to the creation of a comprehensive collection of swimming data suitable for training swimmer detection and tracking systems. With this database in place, systems can then be created to automate the collection of swimming analytics.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAnomaly Detection Techniques and Applications · Water Quality Monitoring Technologies · Human Pose and Action Recognition
