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Recognition of Sign Language with Help of Python Language
SagarMohite , Sagarkaushik , Nikita Adsul , Swati Jadhav , AkhileshShukla
Abstract
Depth sensors allow us to acquire more data which improves accuracy and processing speed. Sign
language reorganization bridges the gap between communication between deaf community and
hearing majority. With the help of CNN from depth maps we have automate fingerspelling recognition
system. CNN is more powerful than ever due to the recent achievements in GPU technologies and now
it has been used to solve a plethora of computer vision problems. We have taken the help of deepness
radar & convolution neural nexus to build an accurate sign language identification technique.
Sign Language Recognition is a game-changer for deaf-mute persons, and it's been studied for years.
Unfortunately, each study has its own set of restrictions and cannot be used commercially. Some
studies have proven to be successful in identifying sign language, but commercialization is prohibitively
expensive. Researchers are now paying greater emphasis to building commercially viable Sign Language
Recognition systems
Keywords
Sign language, RUB, gestures, Image Reorganization, Open CV, Image Processing, Python, Machine Learning
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