In daily physical education, posture performance is an important basis for making excellent results. This paper explores an intelligent method to estimate the target pose based on adaptive attention mechanism. First, the regional attention is iteratively generated from a global level to a local level based on the attention mechanism. Human decision-making patterns are imitated to evaluate the effectiveness of regional attention in real time. The level of attention mechanism is adaptively adjusted and focused layer by layer to achieve precise target detection and tracking. Second, with the target frame obtained from each frame, the pose estimation algorithm finds the key points of human body, enabling the human body pose optimization strategy to solve the crossover problem of the key points. Results of experiments on sports video images show that the proposed method has a higher accuracy in pose estimation than other algorithms and can help sportsmen adjust their training methods scientifically.
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