Interpretation of human gestures by a computer is used for human-machine interaction in the area of computer vision [3][28]. The main purpose of gesture recognition research is to identify a particular human gesture and convey information to the user pertaining to individual gesture. From the corpus of gestures, specific gesture of interest can be identified[30][36], and on the basis of that, specific command for execution of action can be given to robotic system[31]. Overall aim is to make the computer understand human body language [14], thereby bridging the gap between machine and human. Hand gesture recognition can be used to enhance human–computer interaction…
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