Biomechanics of Thought
A structured framework that integrates biomechanical domain knowledge into the reasoning process of large language models. Through four stages—action recognition, key body region localization, quantitative difference analysis, and feedback synthesis—it endows AI motion feedback with interpretability and physical plausibility.
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BoT-Feedback proposes a four-stage reasoning framework called Biomechanics of Thought (BoT).
The four stages of BoT reasoning include identifying actions, locating key body regions, quantitatively analyzing biomechanical differences between expert and student, and synthesizing feedback.
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BoT-Feedback proposes a four-stage reasoning framework called Biomechanics of Thought (BoT).
50%UnverifiedThe four stages of BoT reasoning include identifying actions, locating key body regions, quantitatively analyzing biomechanical differences between expert and student, and synthesizing feedback.
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