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by Jugurtha
1277 days ago
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Thought experiment: play a video and close your eyes. You will know when the ball's in play by ear. I think the best bet would be sound event detection. What's associated with players actually playing? Both sounds of ball/racket and ball/table contacts and impacts. From a whole video, you cut out the segments where there's no impact plus a few seconds (end of play) and minus a few seconds (before serve). A crude approach/proof of concept would be a simple (sound) peak detection which could go a long way in my opinion. |
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