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Hou Yuhuan1,2, Hou Xueting1,3, Wang Weiyue3,4,5.
Abstract
As the second lifeline of human body, the abnormal development of its morphological structure has a great impact on people's physical and mental health. Due to bad living habits and learning pressure, the morphological and structural development of spine in adolescents and children is abnormal to a certain extent, which can be improved by sports intervention. Therefore, this article puts forward the research on the influence of Wushu on the spinal morphological structure based on the optimization algorithm and integrates the optimization ant colony algorithm on the basis of the traditional spinal CT image segmentation method. The experimental results show that the improved CT image segmentation method based on the optimized ant colony algorithm can solve the sensitive problem of the number of clusters, improve the segmentation efficiency and quality, and provide more accurate data for the subsequent comparative experiments. At the same time, the comparative test results show that Wuqinxi Wushu can better improve the abnormal dry tilt angle, abnormal kyphosis angle, and body balance angle of teenagers, improve the activity of teenagers' spine, and help teenagers enhance the overall health of spine.Entities:
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Year: 2022 PMID: 36052056 PMCID: PMC9427229 DOI: 10.1155/2022/2725819
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Comput Intell Neurosci
Figure 1Comprehensive view of spine.
Figure 2Schematic diagram of ant colony foraging behavior in natural biosphere.
Figure 3Improved CT image segmentation flowchart with optimized ant colony algorithm.
Figure 4The traditional fuzzy c-means classification method is based on the improved CT image segmentation method of optimized ant colony algorithm.
Figure 5Comparison of trunk tilt angle measurement results between experimental group and control group before and after experiment.
Figure 6Comparison of kyphosis angle between experimental group and control group before and after experiment.
Figure 7Comparison of measurement results of spinal mobility between experimental group and control group.
Figure 8Comparison of body balance results between experimental group and control group.