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Artificial intelligence in sport: A narrative review of applications, challenges and future trends

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By Diwei Zhou, Justin Keogh, YingLiang Ma, Raymond K.Y. Tong
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This narrative review explores the transformative impact of artificial intelligence (AI) in sport, covering its applications, challenges and future directions across key areas such as biomechanics, performance enhancement, sports medicine, health monitoring, coaching and talent identification. AI can potentially empower athletes to optimise movement, personalise training, improve diagnostics and accelerate rehabilitation.
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Biomedical Image Segmentation: A Systematic Literature Review of Deep Learning Based Object Detection Methods

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By YingLiang Ma, Dawar Khan, Muhammad Aamir, Syed U. K
| arxiv.org
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Enhancing transvenous lead extraction risk prediction: Integrating imaging biomarkers into machine learning models

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By Vishal Mehta, Nadeev Wijesuriya, YingLiang Ma
| Heart Rhythm Verified
Abstract Machine learning (ML) models have been proposed to predict risk related to transvenous lead extraction (TLE). The purpose of this study was to test whether integrating imaging data into an existing ML model increases its ability to predict major adverse events (MAEs; procedure-related major complications and procedure-related deaths) and lengthy procedures (≥100 minutes).
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