Adaptive classification of hand movement
Eun‐Jung Holden, G.G. Roy, Robyn A. Owens · 2002
The hand sign classification system classifies hand movement data into Australian Sign Language (AUSLAN) signs. It is built as a fuzzy expert system with an adaptive engine that trains the system to handle variations in the movement data, or to adapt to differences amongst signers. Adaptive fuzzy systems are often compared with neural networks in their adaptability, but unlike neural networks, expert knowledge can be imposed onto the system in the form of rules.