Analysis of Asian men's gymnastics competition pattern from the perspective of big data
Zhao-fang Peng, Wei Guo-Wei, JiaYong, Yuanling
Abstract
Zhao-fang Peng, Wei Guo-Wei, JiaYong, Yuanling
Abstract
From the perspective of big data, the author studies the competitive pattern of Asian men's gymnastics by means of literature review and video analysis, and proposes countermeasures to improve the competitive strength of Chinese men's gymnastics in the new cycle. Conclusion: 1) From the perspective of team projects, China, Japan and South Korea were in a three-prong situation, leading other countries. Chinese Taipei has made rapid progress and entered the second Group in Asia. 2) From the perspective of all-round events, China and Japan are still the leading players in the Asian men's all-round competition. Japan has a large number of all-round talents and excellent strength. 3) From the perspective of single-player events, China still has some advantages in the rings and parallel bars events. Other single-player events are also fiercely competitive.
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From the perspective of big data, the author studies the competitive pattern of Asian men's gymnastics by means of literature review and video analysis, and proposes countermeasures to improve the competitive strength of Chinese men's gymnastics in the new cycle. Conclusion: 1) From the perspective of team projects, China, Japan and South Korea were in a three-prong situation, leading other countries. Chinese Taipei has made rapid progress and entered the second Group in Asia. 2) From the perspective of all-round events, China and Japan are still the leading players in the Asian men's all-round competition. Japan has a large number of all-round talents and excellent strength. 3) From the perspective of single-player events, China still has some advantages in the rings and parallel bars events. Other single-player events are also fiercely competitive.
Key concepts: China, Perspective (graphical), Competition (biology), Asian games, Big data, Advertising, Political science, History