Taiji Bafa-Wubu Six-view Synchronized Video Dataset: Rule-driven Key Event Modeling and Unified Segment-Frame Encoding Framework for Action Quality Assessment
Wang, Peng; Fan, Mengling; Wen, Jingxin;
Taiji Bafa-Wubu Six-view Synchronized Video Dataset: Rule-driven Key Event Modeling and Unified Segment-Frame Encoding Framework for Action Quality Assessment
This dataset contains synchronized six-view RGB videos of Taiji Bafa-Wubu, collected for Action Quality Assessment (AQA). The data includes 41 participants performing a complete Taiji routine, with annotations for action segments and scoring keyframes. This is the first part of the dataset, covering samples 30–41.
- Sichuan University China (People's Republic of)
- Sichuan Normal University China (People's Republic of)
- University of Electronic Science and Technology of China China (People's Republic of)
Action Quality Assessment, Bafa-Wubu, Scoring Keyframes, Video Dataset, Action Segments, Action Sgments, Taiji, RGB Video, Action Quality Assessment(AQA), Six-view
Action Quality Assessment, Bafa-Wubu, Scoring Keyframes, Video Dataset, Action Segments, Action Sgments, Taiji, RGB Video, Action Quality Assessment(AQA), Six-view
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