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....and aspects of vision based recognition systems. Appendix C describes the various feature extraction and classi cation algorithms used in hand posture and gesture recognition, and discusses the advantages and disadvantages of each. Note that unabridged versions of these appendices can be found in [78,79]. Hand posture and gesture recognition can be conceptually regarded as a pipeline of processing stages. At the beginning is the physical world, the actual positions and motions of the user s hand. Some kind of hardware interface is then used to transduce this information into a form usable by the ....
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