Abstract
In this digital age, personal computers are widely used. But the blind people cannot handle it easily. Human–computer interaction (HCI) may play vital role in overcoming this obstacle. Computer keyboard contains about 104 keys, whereas six-dot Braille keyboard supports only 63 symbols. To bridge this gap, a new dactylology is proposed in this article. Additionally, a new feature extraction technique, Reduced Shape Signature (RSS), is introduced in this article which is rotation, translation and scale invariant. Further, RSS is compact as it reduces the number of feature-sets by 35%. To discriminate intra-class gestures difference angle and polygonal area are computed along with RSS. The symbols recognition rate of the proposed algorithm is 97.53%.
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