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Simulation of optical image enhancement algorithm based on reinforcement learning in evaluating the quality of physical education teaching for college students

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With the development of society, the importance of physical education for college students is becoming increasingly prominent. However, traditional methods for evaluating the quality of physical education teaching have subjectivity and shortcomings, and computer technology needs to be introduced to improve the objectivity and accuracy of the evaluation. This paper proposes a light image enhancement algorithm based on reinforcement learning to improve the quality evaluation of college students’ physical education. Reinforcement learning algorithm is used to learn the optimization strategy of optical image enhancement. Firstly, through the observation of a large number of image samples and the analysis of image features, an evaluation model based on optical characteristics is established. Then deep reinforcement learning method is used to learn the optimal light image enhancement strategy through interaction with the environment. Based on the evaluation model and analysis results, evaluate the quality of physical education teaching for college students. The method of association rules was used to associate the teacher’s information with the teaching process. By analyzing the connection between teachers’ personal information and the teaching process, the system can provide targeted feedback to help teachers better carry out teaching work.

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Bo, Z., Jixin, W. Simulation of optical image enhancement algorithm based on reinforcement learning in evaluating the quality of physical education teaching for college students. Opt Quant Electron 56, 174 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11082-023-05749-x

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