This invention discloses a method for analyzing table tennis training movements based on multi-source
information fusion. It employs at least two video sources, a nine-axis posture sensor at the trainee's
wrist, and an audio source to acquire training
process information. After unified
time synchronization, frame alignment, and preprocessing, a YOLO-based detection and keypoint extraction module outputs bounding boxes for the trainee, racket, and table
tennis ball, as well as keypoints on the
human body. A nine-axis posture analysis module outputs posture sequences and motion features, while an audio event detection module outputs peak values for
ball impact and table contact. A multi-source
feature matrix is then constructed and input into an improved TriDet temporal motion localization model to obtain the motion category,
start time, end time, and confidence level. Finally, the method outputs training
movement analysis results, comprehensive evaluation indicators, and training suggestions. This approach improves the accuracy of
motion boundary localization, the accuracy of
ball impact recognition, and the comprehensiveness of
training evaluation, and is suitable for edge deployment.