Why does co-speech gesture recognition using convolutional neural networks often fail to generalize across diverse communication styles in a multimodal interface?

💡 Explanation

Co-speech gesture recognition accuracy declines because variability in gesture iconicity (the degree to which gestures resemble their referents) affects feature extraction; therefore, the model struggles to learn consistent mappings, rather than purely spatial or temporal feature limitations.

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