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Towards Open-World Gesture Recognition

Shen et al., 2024

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11646268598397807491
Author
Shen J
De Lange M
Xu X
Zhou E
Tan R
Suda N
Lazarewicz M
Kristensson P
Karlson A
Strasnick E
et al.
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arXiv preprint arXiv:2401.11144

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Static machine learning methods in gesture recognition assume that training and test data come from the same underlying distribution. However, in real-world applications involving gesture recognition on wrist-worn devices, data distribution may change over time. We …
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