“…The related research has also drawn wide attention, so we conducted a research related to dance movements in the relevant database, and the search results are shown in Figure 1 , which indicates that the main research work on dance movements in computer artificial intelligence accounts for the largest proportion, 52.07%, and the amount of music and dance research, which is ranked second, is 23.97%, followed by automation-related dance research, accounting for of 12.4%, which indicates that research on artificial intelligence for dance movement recognition is extremely important. Bian [ 2 ] et al proposed to validate the generated model by comparing artificial intelligence (AI) output with dance teachers' assessments, where they first elicited from teachers the dance elements they typically focus on for rhythmic assessment (i.e., tempo, pause, step length, and weight transfer). Then, selected features are extracted from raw motion sensor data related to the rhythmic patterns of the learner's dance, their synchronization with the music beat, and specific features of the song being played.…”