The manual evaluation method to evaluate the effect of physical education teaching is tedious, and it will have a large error when the amount of data is large. In order to improve the efficiency of physical education evaluation, this article uses artificial intelligence for data analysis and uses machine vision to identify the teaching process to assist teachers in physical education. In order to reduce the calibration error of the parameters and obtain more accurate camera imaging geometric parameters, this paper adopts the method of averaging multiple sample points to determine the calibration parameters of the camera. In addition, this study builds system function modules according to actual needs and verifies system performance through experimental teaching methods. The research results show that the model proposed in this paper has a certain practical effect.
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