Algorithmic gesture recognition
Algorithmic gesture recognition is built on top of basic gesture recognition, hence the understanding of basic gesture recognition is essential for going ahead with the algorithmic approach. The algorithmic approach uses a set of predefined conditions and parameters to detect and validate a gesture against each of them. With the algorithmic approach, we basically validate a gesture as it is being performed, by ensuring the start points, constraints, parameters, and the end points are always valid.
Which gestures can be considered as algorithmic
You can consider the gestures to be measured by an algorithmic approach when gestures need to be validated against multiple conditions, multiple joints are involved, and where you need to measure the multiple states of gesture. If your application needs all the conditions to be validated and measured based on time or frames, you should go ahead with the algorithmic approach. So, before you go ahead and start implementing...
