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Enhancing Pose-Based Sign Language Recognition: A Comparative Study of Preprocessing Strategies with GRU and LSTM Purbojo, Toby; Wijaya, Andreas
Advance Sustainable Science Engineering and Technology Vol. 7 No. 2 (2025): February-April
Publisher : Science and Technology Research Centre Universitas PGRI Semarang

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.26877/sj5scb03

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Recognizing isolated sign language gestures is difficult due to differences in body proportions and missing pose landmarks. Many current methods struggle to work well across different signers. To solve this, we propose reference-based normalization, which reduces body shape differences by separately normalizing body parts such as the full body, arms, face, and hands. We tested this method using LSTM and GRU models on two datasets: a custom American Sign Language (ASL) dataset with one amateur signer, and the public WLASL dataset with various signers. On the custom dataset, the highest accuracy (97.75%) was achieved using LSTM with normalization applied only to the full body and hands, since the signer was consistent. For the WLASL dataset, adding normalization for the arms and face improved accuracy by 3.10% for LSTM and 0.77% for GRU. The GRU model reached the best WLASL result (74.03%) with fewer parameters than other advanced models. These findings show that reference-based normalization improves sign recognition performance and has potential for real-world use, especially in recognizing signs in continuous sequences.
Co-Authors Abelto, Enjelio Achmad Fauzi Ahmad, Ahmad Aris Wahyu Kuncoro Atmaja, Dodi Ria Bongsoikrama, Justin Camelia, Tia Colin, Vincent Dendi Zainuddin Hamidi Diaz, Alfaro Dzhyvak , Volodymyr Faujian, Ashifa Zulfa HAMIDAH Handoko Hoshchynskyi, Pavlo Jonathan Salim, Steven Kartini, Tri Mulyani Krycky, Ihor Kurniawan, Erfan Matthew Karsten, Juan Ng, Richard Protsailo, Mykhailo Purbojo, Toby Qaulicha, Nabilla Reni Susilo, Sophia Rumayar, Ivenna Jovita Susilo, Sophia Susilo, Sophia Reni Tannia Tannia, Tannia Vebrin, Elisabeth Vildayanti, Rina Ayu Wahono, Puji Wahyu Sulistiadi Widya Parimita, Widya Wonda, Vallent