Adaptive Ensemble Learning for Real Time Sign Language Recognition

This research provides a smoother way for detecting real-time sign language using adaptive ensemble learning. Still, 72 million people around the world rely on sign language recognition as their primary means of communication. There is a need for a solid and real-time sign language recognition system. When it comes to multilingual language recognition, current models still lack the time factor, efficiency, and scalability. To provide a desired solution, our proposed research work uses convolutional neural networks for attribute detection with the help of recurrent neural networks to identify real-time signs. The proposed recognition system resolves the problems in the existing models and focuses more on providing real-time results on a multilingual platform, including Indian Sign Language. The proposed model consists of various steps, like data preprocessing, ensemble learning techniques, and multimodal results generation capability. This work contributes to providing real-time sign language recognition on various platforms with different environmental conditions and possesses the capability of transforming communication into various sectors like finance, education, healthcare, smart industries, etc.

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2025-08-07
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https://doi.org/10.1109/netact65906.2025.11188939
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Hand Gesture Recognition Systems
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This research provides a smoother way for detecting real-time sign language using adaptive ensemble learning. Still, 72 million people around the world rely on sign language recognition as their primary means of communication. There is a need for a solid and real-time sign language recognition system. When it comes to multilingual language recognition, current models still lack the time factor, efficiency, and scalability. To provide a desired solution, our proposed research work uses convolutional neural networks for attribute detection with the help of recurrent neural networks to identify real-time signs. The proposed recognition system resolves the problems in the existing models and focuses more on providing real-time results on a multilingual platform, including Indian Sign Language. The proposed model consists of various steps, like data preprocessing, ensemble learning techniques, and multimodal results generation capability. This work contributes to providing real-time sign language recognition on various platforms with different environmental conditions and possesses the capability of transforming communication into various sectors like finance, education, healthcare, smart industries, etc.

Symbiosis International University (IN), Vellore Institute of Technology University (IN)
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