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....many approaches have been introduced. Spariotemporal hand gesture recognition using neural networks [2] 3] temporal models for gesture recognition [4] spatial modelling of gestures [5] 6] recognition of gestures using hidden Markov models (HMM) 5] 7] 8] parametric hidden Markov models [9], HMM based threshold models for gesture recognition [10] Principal Component Analysis [11] 12] 13] 14] position based gesture recognition [15] tracking interacting hands using the Bayesian networks [ 16] and many other techniques have been used to deal with the problem of gesture ....
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