A One-Dimensional Residual Network and Physical Fitness-Based Exercise Prescription Recommendation Method

Abstract

In the context of the national big data strategy, physical fitness test data has become one of the main influencing factors in guiding and promoting the participation of the population in sports and fitness. Recommending exercise prescriptions based on national physical fitness test data has become an important research topic. However, currently, there is little research on how to accurately use computer data processing technology to recommend exercise prescriptions based on physical fitness test data. In this study, we propose a ResNet-based Exercise Prescription (ResNet-EP) method that utilizes one-dimensional residual neural network technology to recommend exercise prescriptions based on physical fitness testing data. This method comprehensively analyzes physical fitness testing data and exercise prescription data and realizes the automatic recommendation of exercise prescriptions. Experimental results on a real dataset demonstrate that the ResNet-EP model outperforms other comparison models in terms of precision (79.98%), recall (83.73%), and F1 score (81.81%). This study provides novel insights into the combination of physical fitness testing and exercise.