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Few-shot identification of individuals in sports : the case of darts
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Vec, Val
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Kos, Anton
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Bie, Rongfang
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Jiao, Libin
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Wang, Haodi
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Zhang, Zheng
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Tomažič, Sašo
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Umek, Anton
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This paper contains an analysis of methods for person classification based on signals from wearable IMU sensors during sports. While this problem has been investigated in prior work, existing approaches have not addressed it within the context of few-shot or minimaldata scenarios. A few-shot scenario is especially useful as the main use case for person identification in sports systems is to be integrated into personalised biofeedback systems in sports. Such systems should provide personalised feedback that helps athletes learn faster. When introducing a new user, it is impractical to expect them to first collect many recordings. We demonstrate that the problem can be solved with over 90% accuracy in both open-set and closed-set scenarios using established methods. However, the challenge arises when applying few-shot methods, which do not require retraining the model to recognise new people. Most few-shot methods perform poorly due to feature extractors that learn dataset-specific representations, limiting their generalizability. To overcome this, we propose a combination of an unsupervised feature extractor and a prototypical network. This approach achieves 91.8% accuracy in the five-shot closed-set setting and 81.5% accuracy in the open-set setting, with a 99.6% rejection rate for unknown athletes.
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English
Keywords:
biomechanical feedback
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few-shot learning
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open-set classification
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person recognition
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sensors
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sports
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unsupervised learning
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Article
Typology:
1.01 - Original Scientific Article
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FE - Faculty of Electrical Engineering
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Published
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Year:
2025
Number of pages:
20 str.
Numbering:
Vol. 16, issue 10,art. 865
PID:
20.500.12556/RUL-174674
UDC:
621.39:681.5
ISSN on article:
2078-2489
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252329219
Publication date in RUL:
08.10.2025
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Slovenian
Keywords:
biomehanska povratna informacija
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učenje z malo primeri
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klasifikacija z odprtim naborom razredov
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prepoznava oseb
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senzorji
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šport
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nenadzorovano učenje
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Funder:
ARIS - Slovenian Research and Innovation Agency
Project number:
P2-0246
Name:
ICT4QoL - Informacijsko komunikacijske tehnologije za kakovostno življenje
Funder:
Central Universities of China
Project number:
2024ZKPYZN01
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