Rahmadi Kurnia
ABSTRACT
In badminton, there are some actions that must be mastered by a badminton player such as smash and drop shot. Both of these movements are almost similar movements that can make opposing players and viewers fooled. The use of technology in badminton can be used to analyze movements. By using a motion sensor consisting of an accelerometer and gyroscope, the pattern of the two movements can be modeled to see the compatibility. In this work, four motion sensors were placed on the back of the hand, forearm, left thigh and right thigh. The purpose of the study is to obtain a correct pattern of each movement. The movement of two coaches is used as a reference movement. Both coaches each made five movements. The standard pattern is obtained by analyzing the movements of two coaches to see the similarity of the movements. Five athletes and five participant's players exhibit the same movement as the test data five times. The Pearson correlation approach method is used to see the similarities between training data and test data. From the results, that athletes had a large similarity pattern compared to participant's player with a similarity of more than 50%.
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- Analysis of the Smash and Dropshot Movement Patterns in Badminton Sports using Pearson Correlation
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