Hand gesture recognition using multi-objective optimization-based segmentation technique [articol]

Abstract

Hand Gesture Recognition (HGR) software is winding up progressively open with the advances in depth cameras and sensors, however, these sensors are as yet costly and not uninhibitedly accessible. A continuous HGR programming is intended to work with a minimal effort monocular web camera. Skin discovery and skin extraction is a typical type of image handling utilized for motion acknowledgment. The hand gesture image is gone through three phases, preprocessing, feature extraction, and characterization or segmentation. In the preprocessing stage, a few tasks are connected to separate the hand gesture from its experience and set up the hand gesture image for the feature extraction stage. In this paper, Multi-Target Optimization Based Segmentation (MTOBS) has been proposed for HGR. The performance has been analyzed for gesture recognition with and without optimization technique. The outcomes demonstrate that the recognition method without optimization has an exhibition of 85% recognition, while the proposed technique with optimization, has a superior execution of 96% recognition rate.