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Doodle to Detect: A Goofy but Powerful Approach to Skeleton-based Hand Gesture Recognition
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Proposes a method for skeleton-based hand gesture recognition that improves on hand-crafted joint-distance and frame-difference features, as indicated by the title "Doodle to Detect".
Problem
Skeleton-based hand gesture recognition for intuitive human-computer interaction; hand-crafted features (joint distances, positional changes across frames) fail to capture full spatio-temporal information.
Approach
Abstract is truncated; the paper's approach is not stated in the available text. Title suggests rendering skeleton sequences as doodle-like images, but this is not confirmed by the abstract.
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