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In this paper, an improved particle swarm optimization algorithm based on chaos adaptive strategy of support vector regression parameters is proposed. Chaos mapping algorithm and adaptive aggregation decision-making strategy are used to improve the general research results of population superiority, improve the diversity of particles, and avoid the population approaching in advance. Applying better algorithm to particle swarm optimization plays an important role in preventing groundwater pollution and optimizing motion training. As a part of the prevention and control of groundwater pollution, we collected 60 groundwater quality reports and analyzed and introduced them in detail by using the evaluation method of groundwater indicators. The results of groundwater quality evaluation by pollution index method show that most of the groundwater quality in this area has been damaged, and the normal implementation of pollution prevention and control can be ensured by evaluating individual or seriously polluted water bodies, which plays the same role in the optimization of sports training. In the process of research, this paper adopts a variety of methods to investigate it, including case study method and questionnaire interview method. From the perspective of practice at home and abroad, this paper makes an in-depth analysis of the optimization methods of sports training. With the cooperation of the sports production team, we are studying the optimization index of sports training every day and implementing the training plan to track the modeling of sports training. We regularly check the optimized design of the sports training system. Finally, it is concluded that optimizing the design of college physical education teaching method system is an effective way of scientific research benefit. This paper studies the prevention and control of groundwater pollution and the optimization of sports training, and applies it to the improved particle swarm optimization algorithm to promote its application in real life.
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This paper was supported by Liaoning social science fund: research on community elderly public health service system from the perspective of “sports medicine integration” in post epidemic period (NO. L20BTY021)
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Lin, Z., Fu, X., Gu, B. et al. RETRACTED ARTICLE: Groundwater pollution prevention based on improved particle swarm algorithm and sports training optimization. Arab J Geosci 14, 1774 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12517-021-08007-0
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