Early Recognition and Prediction of Gestures

Asami Mori, Seiichi Uchida, Ryo Kurazume, Ryotaro Taniguchi, Tsutomu Hasegawa, Hiroaki Sakoe

2006 · 72 citations · 3 references

Concepts

TL;DR

Early gesture recognition and motion prediction algorithms aim to provide results before gestures are completed and to forecast subsequent performer postures. The study introduces a gesture network designed to enhance the performance of early recognition and prediction algorithms. The proposed algorithm was evaluated through real‑time control experiments on a humanoid robot using gesture inputs.

Abstract

This paper is concerned with an early recognition and prediction algorithm of gestures. Early recognition is the algorithm to provide recognition results before input gestures are completed. Motion prediction is the algorithm to predict the subsequent posture of the performer by using early recognition. In addition to them, this paper considers a gesture network for improving the performance of these algorithms. The performance of the proposed algorithm was evaluated by experiments of real-time control of a humanoid by gestures

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