Spatiotemporal spectral histogramming analysis in hand gesture signature recognition

Dynamic signature recognition emerges to perfectly solve the hygiene concern due to its no-contact characteristic. Nevertheless, the recognition of dynamic texture is challenging compared with the static signature image due to their unknown spatial and temporal nature. In this work, we present a multi-view spatiotemporal approach based on spectral histogramming for hand gesture signature recognition. A Microsoft Kinect sensor is adopted to capture the motion of signing in a sequence of depth frames. The depth frame sequence is viewed from three directional sights to retrieve rich information, such as temporal changes at each spatial location, the signing motion flow of each vertical and horizontal spatial space in a temporal manner. Furthermore, the proposed approach performs feature description on different levels of locality. This function enables a multi-resolution analysis on this dynamic signature. The robustness of the proposed approach is reflected with the promising result by striking the state-of-the-art performance, as substantiated in the empirical results.

Automated summary

Dynamic signature recognition with a no-contact characteristic is solved through a multi-view spatiotemporal approach based on spectral histogramming. Microsoft Kinect sensor captures motion sequences, allowing for rich information retrieval and feature description. The proposed approach achieves multi-resolution analysis for robust dynamic signature recognition.