ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE-BASED SOFTWARE FOR RECOGNIZING DYNAMIC GESTURES OF THE KARAKALPAK SIGN LANGUAGE IN INCLUSIVE EDUCATION

Authors

  • Jalgasbaeva Shakhnoza M Doctoral Student Nukus State Pedagogical Institute named after Ajiniyaz Nukus, Uzbekistan

Keywords:

inclusive education, artificial intelligence, dynamic gesture recognition, Karakalpak Sign Language, computer vision, neural networks, digital pedagogy, pedagogical feedback.

Abstract

The development of inclusive education requires the introduction of modern digital technologies that provide equal access to learning for students with special educational needs. In particular, learners with hearing impairments need effective methodological and technological support for mastering sign language as a major means of communication, social interaction, and educational participation. This thesis examines the design and pedagogical application of artificial intelligence-based software for recognizing dynamic gestures of the Karakalpak Sign Language in an inclusive educational environment.

The relevance of the study is determined by the fact that dynamic gestures have a complex spatio-temporal structure. They include hand trajectory, palm orientation, movement speed, gesture rhythm, and a sequence of motion phases. Traditional methods of teaching and assessing gestures often depend on the subjective observation of the teacher and do not always provide immediate, objective, and individualized feedback. Therefore, the use of artificial intelligence, computer vision, and neural network technologies creates new opportunities for improving the quality of inclusive education.

The proposed software system is designed to analyze video sequences of learners’ hand movements, extract spatial and temporal features, classify dynamic gestures, and generate pedagogical feedback. The system includes video capture, preprocessing, feature extraction, gesture classification, and feedback modules. Convolutional neural networks are used to identify spatial features of hand movements, while recurrent neural network-based approaches help analyze the temporal dynamics of gesture execution. The software supports repeated practice, self-control, correction of errors, and objective assessment of learning outcomes.

The results of the study show that the integration of artificial intelligence-based gesture recognition software into the learning process contributes to the formation of sign language communicative competence, increases learner independence, and improves the objectivity of assessment. The proposed approach can be considered an effective digital pedagogical tool for teaching regional sign languages, including the Karakalpak Sign Language, in inclusive education.

 

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Published

2026-06-30

How to Cite

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE-BASED SOFTWARE FOR RECOGNIZING DYNAMIC GESTURES OF THE KARAKALPAK SIGN LANGUAGE IN INCLUSIVE EDUCATION. (2026). INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INTERDISCIPLINARY SCIENCE, 3(6), 257-262. https://universalconference.us/index.php/icms/article/view/7490