A Comprehensive Study of Gesture Recognition in Indian Sign Language

Numerous studies have explored the domain of Indian Sign Language (ISL) recognition, often relying on datasets curated by researchers. This review examines various research endeavors, focusing on classification methodologies and the range of gestures analyzed. By surveying diverse studies, we assess how gesture interpretation is approached and the methods used to gather data, along with their associated limitations. This comprehensive analysis sheds light on the nuances of ISL recognition, offering insights into the state of the field and avenues for future research.