In the new system, each technical action element of figure skating will be scored separately, and the sum of these scores is the total element score (TES). Each competition is limited to a fixed number of technical action elements. Every technical action must be judged by technical experts first. Technical experts can distinguish different technical action elements through real-time video playback, such as the exact position of feet when taking off and the falling ice during jumping. The decision of technical experts will determine the basic value of the action. Then, the 12 judges of the judging group scored the quality and execution of this action respectively. This score is called grade of execution (abbreviated as GOE) and is an integer between -3 and +3. The score of GOE will be converted to another value according to the score table in ISU rule 322. Then, the computer will randomly select seven judges from the nine referees' GOE scores, then remove the highest and lowest scores, and finally calculate the average score of the remaining five. This average branch is added to the basic stage, and the total score of this technical action is obtained.