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. 2019 Jul 4;19(13):2959. doi: 10.3390/s19132959

Table 4.

Comparison of recognition accuracy of systems using COTS Wi-Fi devices.

Reference/
Sensing Metric
Signal Processing (SP) Learning Algorithm Application Number of Gestures Recognition
Accuracy
Wigest [34]/
RSSI
Wavelet Filter; FFT, DWT;
Threshold based signal extraction;
Pattern
Matching
Hand Gesture Recognition:
Hand movements with
mobile device.
7 hand
gestures
87.5%/96%
(1 AP/3 AP’s)
WiGer [36]/
CSI
Butterworth low
pass filter
Segmentation: multi-level
wavelet decomposition
algorithm and the short-time
energy algorithm, DTW
Hand gesture
recognition
7 hand
gestures
97.28%, 91.8%,
95.5%, 94.4% and
91% (Scenario 1 to 5)
WiCatch [37]/
CSI
MUSIC algorithm SVM Two hand moving
trajectories recognition
9 hand gesture 95%
WiFinger [33]/
RSSI and CSI
Butterworth filter, Wavelet
based denoising and PCA
DTW Finger gesture
recognition
8 finger
gestures
76%(RSSI)
and 95% (CSI)
WiKey [15]/
CSI
Low pass filter, PCA, DWT Shape features DTW Keystroke
recognition
37 keys 77.4% to
93.4%
Mudra [38]/
CSI
Thresholding Stretch limited DTW Mudra
recognition
9 finger
gestures
96%
SignFi [29]/
CSI
Without SP CNN Sign language
gesture recognition
276
gestures
95.72%, 93.98%, and 92.21% for lab 276, home 276 and lab + home 276 environments respectively
SignFi [29]/
CSI
With SP—Multiple Linear Regression CNN Sign language
gesture recognition
276
gestures
98.01%, 98.91%, 94.81%, and 86.66% for lab 276, home 276, lab + home 276 and lab 150 environments respectively
HOS-Re (Present work) Without SP Cumulant Features SVM Sign language
gesture recognition
276
gestures
97.84%, 98.26%, 96.34%, and 96.23% for lab 276, home 276, lab + home 276 and lab 150 environments respectively