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KADI SARVA VISHWAVIDYALAYA

LDRP INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND


RESEARCH
GANDHINAGAR
PROJECT
PROPOSAL
BATCH-G55

GUIDED BY:-
Prof. Hitesh Barot
Department of Computer Engineering
and Information Technology

Team Members:

21BECE30044 Dave Yaashu


21BECE30040 Darji Het
21BECE30064 Tanishka
Gaur
21BECE30134 Aesha
SIGN LANGUAGE
DETECTION

"Bridging Silence with Understanding: Real-Time Sign Language


Recognition for Inclusive Communication"
Definition and Problem Statement
01 Definitio
n
“Sign language detection uses
computer vision and machine
learning to recognize and
interpret hand gestures and
movements in sign language,
translating them into text or 02 Problem
spoken language. “ Statement
“Effective communication is essential, but for the
deaf and hard of hearing, sign language remains a
vital tool that many others do not understand,
leading to communication barriers. This project
aims to develop a real-time system for accurately
recognizing and translating sign language gestures
into text, addressing the limitations of current
methods”
Introduction
 What is Sentiment Analysis..?

Sign detection identify and understand hand gestures


and movements in sign language. By capturing visual
inputs and analyzing the patterns of these gestures, sign
detection systems can translate sign language into text
or speech.
Sign detection works by capturing visual data of hand
gestures using cameras, then analyzing and interpreting
these gestures with computer vision and machine
learning algorithms to translate them into text or
speech. This facilitates seamless communication for sign
language users.
Example:
System
Architecture:
Model architecture LSTM(Long Short Term
Memory):
Data Collection and Preprocessing

A. Data
Collection:
1.Gesture Definition

• The first step in data collection is to define the scope of the gestures that the
system will recognize. This project focuses on basic sign language gestures
such as “cat”, “food” and “help”.
• Clearly defining the gestures helps in organizing the data collection process
and ensures that all necessary gestures are included.
2.Data Capturing:

• Data capturing involves recording videos or capturing images of individuals


performing the defined gestures. Multiple instances of each gesture are
recorded to ensure diversity and robustness.
• Videos allows for capturing the dynamic nature of the gestures and images
provides a variety of data formats for the model to learn from.
2. Data Preprocessing:

1.Frame Extraction:

• If data is in video format, the videos are converted into individual frames. This
involves extracting a sequence of images from each video file.
2.Resizing:

• The extracted frames or captured images are resized to a consistent size, such as
64x64 pixels. This ensures uniformity and reduces computational complexity.
3.Normalization:

• The pixel values of the images are normalized to a range of [0, 1] by dividing by
255. Normalization helps in accelerating the training process and achieving better
convergence.
4.Labeling:

• Each image or sequence of images is labeled according to the corresponding sign


language gesture. This involves organizing the data into directories named after
each gesture or using annotation tools to assign labels to specific regions in the
images.
Real time Output analysis:

• Here is a glimpse of the real time testing of our model:


Model Evaluation:
Accuracy score:
• It measures the proportion of correctly predicted instances out of the total instances in the
dataset.
Accuracy=Total Number of Predictions/Number of Correct Predictions​
OR
Accuracy=True Positives+True Negatives+False Positives+False/ NegativesTrue Positives+True N
egatives​
Thank
You..!!
Do You have Any Questions…??

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