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This thesis proposes a sensing and recognition system for continuous arm gestures. The arm motion is picked up by inertial sensors and processed in stages of calibration, gravity removal, smoothing, segmentation, and recognition. To make it scalable, we define basic gestures in terms of which complex gestures can be defined. Experimental results show our approach to be efficient, accurate, and scalable to a large number of continuous gestures without requiring unnatural pausing.
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