Abstract:The data composition of sports wearable devices has multidimensional attributes. Directly using them to predict campus cultural needs can lead to biased prediction results and affect the utilization of cultural resources. Therefore, a data-driven model for predicting campus cultural needs using sports wearable devices has been developed. After partitioning the feature dimensions of the original sports wearable device data in the multi-scale time domain, the data on the blocks is decomposed into parameters of different dimensions by combining the sub sequence step sizes of macro exogenous variables and micro exogenous variables, in order to independently characterize the multidimensional properties of sports wearable device data; Using Wasserstein distance to measure the relationship between different dimensional parameters and campus cultural needs, and using multidimensional mapping, output the decomposed sports wearable device data corresponding to the predicted campus cultural needs on the plane formed by Wasserstein distance. The test results show that the designed model can accurately predict the demand for campus culture, and the utilization rate of allocated resources remains stable in the range of 50.0% -70.0%.