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Given that AI has been develo** quickly in recent years, its usage has become increasingly important. It has had a significant influence on a variety of industries, including sports. Although not many experts are discussing it, the use of AI in sports has become commonplace. Predictive analytics has made it possible for many different kinds of athletic events to produce more precise outcomes and judgements. Making the game more difficult on and off the pitch is one of sports AI's main objectives. As a result, it is critical for sports firms to always stay current. As we analyse this document, our goal is to comprehend and research fresh, cutting-edge ways to apply artificial intelligence (AI) to the world of sports. Elite sports require objective evaluation of an athlete’s performance to enable in-depth quantum photonics research. The shortcomings of manual performance analysis techniques are solved by the application of automatic detection as well as recognition of sport-specific motions. Inertial measurement unit (IMU) and/or computer vision data inputs were used in this work to recognise sport-specific movements. The goal of the study was to conduct a comprehensive evaluation of literature on ML and DL for these purposes. There was a multi-database search done. Included papers must to have examined a sport-specific movement and used machine learning or deep learning techniques to construct a model.

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 Sichuan Provincial Department of Education's 2021-2023 Higher Education Talent Training Quality and Teaching Reform Project, research on the construction of college students' physical health promotion platform under the concept of health first, project number: JG2021-1093.  Chengdu University 2021-2023 talent training quality and teaching reform project, research on the construction of college students' physical health promotion platform under the concept of health first, project number:cdjgb2022019.

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Z.W. Conceived and design the analysis Writing- Original draft preparation. Collecting the Data, X.L. Contributed data and analysis stools. Performed and analysis, L.Q. Wrote the Paper Editing and Figure Design.

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Wang, Z., Luo, X. & Quan, L. Quantum photonics advancements enhancing health and sports performance. Opt Quant Electron 56, 369 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11082-023-05917-z

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