以隱含形狀模型為基礎之靜態手勢辨識

Static Hand Posture Recognition Based on an Implicit Shape Model

劉哲維(Che-Wei Liu)

指導教授 ： 顏嗣鈞

國立臺灣大學/電機資訊學院/電機工程學研究所/碩士(2010年)

https://doi.org/10.6342/NTU.2010.00877

摘要

手勢辨識在人機互動領域是相當熱門的研究主題，因為手勢是人類自然的溝通方式。先前的研究主要是專注在固定尺寸的影像上，評估是否符合某手勢的特徵，而常見方法是使用機器學習的AdaBoost演算法尋找手勢的重要特徵。近年來，局部特徵演算法逐漸受到重視，因為具備許多重要性質的強健性，例如亮度、尺度、方向等等。因此本論文改進了以局部特徵為基礎的隱含形狀模型方法，並使用此方法來解決靜態手勢辨識問題。我們發現精確度相較於先前文獻方法增進，並且我們的方法具有偵測手勢的方向，以及可辨識不同角度的手勢等特點。最後，本論文採用的演算法執行時間近乎即時，可用於一般的靜態手勢辨識應用，或是作為動態手勢的基礎。

關鍵字

隱含形狀模型 ； 靜態手勢辨識

並列摘要

Hand gesture recognition has become increasingly popular in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) research as gestures provide a natural way of communication. Previous research has focused on searching a fixed size sub-window by evaluating a subspace of feature space that is found from machine learning algorithms such as AdaBoost. In recent years, however, local features have become increasingly popular as they offer robustness in illumination of the environment, scale, and rotational invariance of the hand itself. In this thesis, we describe a novel method of static hand posture recognition that is based on an Implicit Shape Model (ISM) of local features. We find improvement in recognition accuracy over former methods. In addition, our algorithm enhances the sliding-window paradigm by providing useful information such as hand orientation and rotational invariance. The execution time of the algorithm is also provided in order to assess its potential to be incorporated into a near real-time posture recognition application or a hand gesture system module.

並列關鍵字

Implicit shape model ； hand posture recognition

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