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AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE ALPHA-NUMERIC CHARACTER CLASSIFICATION USING NEURAL NETWORK CLASSIFIERS |
| Int J Mach Intell Vol:7 Iss:2 (2016-06-14) : 474-479 |
Authors |
R.B. MAPARI, G.U. KHARAT |
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14 Jun 2016 Pages : 474-479 Article Id : BIA0002951 Views : 1121 Downloads : 666 |
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The American Sign Language (ASL) alpha-numeric character classification/recognition without using any aid (embedded sensor, color glove) is really difficult task. This paper describes a novel method to classify static sign by obtaining feature set based on DCT (Discrete Cosine Transform) and Regional properties of hand image. Feature set of size 1860×74 is later trained and tested using different classifiers like MLP, GFFNN, SVM. We have collected dataset (alpha numeric character) from 60 people including students of age 20-22 years and few elders aged between 25-38 who have performed 31 signs resulting in total dataset of 1860 signs. Out of this 90% dataset is used for training and 10% considered for Cross validation. We have got maximum classification accuracy as 86.16 % on CV dataset using GFF Neural Network.
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