gestureencodes
Gestureencodes is a broad concept in human-computer interaction and computer vision that refers to the various schemes used to convert observed gestures into machine-readable data. The term encompasses both symbolic encodings and continuous representations and is employed in systems that recognize, interpret, or reproduce human motion and hand or body gestures.
Encodings can be discrete or continuous. Discrete encodings assign a label or class to a gesture (for
Common modalities include video frames, depth maps, inertial sensors, and motion-capture data. Representations include 3D joint
Applications span gesture-based interfaces, sign language translation, gaming, robotics, and accessibility tools. They face challenges like
The term gestureencodes is not tied to a single standard but describes a family of techniques. It