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AI Based Virtual Quiz System

Ashutosh Dalavi, Ganesh Magdum, Shubham Pawar, Rohit Shinde, Shubham Kamble, Rahul Nejkar
Department of Computer Science
Sanjeevan Engineering & Technology Institute, Kolhapur, India
[email protected]

Abstract: We have suggested an AI-based virtual quiz system that recognises hand gestures and extracts
features using a web camera. For students, we have provided Register/Login in this. To take the test, each
of them must sign up.To answer the quiz questions in this case, we employed the hand tracking module. This
method uses a webcam that is attached to the system to record live footage. Hand segmentation and live
video processing are done first. Following segmentation, hand landmarks are tracked to identify hand
gestures. The minimal distance between two defined landmarks is determined by comparing the defined
gesture in the system with the hand gesture in the live video. As a result, the response will be saved and
compared to the model response. The Score is presented at the end of the quiz in percentage form, along
with the correct, incorrect, and skipped questions. For those with disabilities, this system is efficient and
helpful. Using this cutting-edge gesture recognition technique, the system will shorten the time required for
manual exam systems.

Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Hand Gesture, Gesture Recognition, Human Computer Interface, CNN
Algorithm, MediaPipe, OpenCV, CSV File

I. INTRODUCTION
The advancement of technology has revolutionized the way we interact with computers. In the past, keyboard and
mouse were the primary input devices for human-computer interaction (HCI). However, with the development of
hardware and software, new methods of HCI have emerged. Among these methods, speech recognition and gesture
recognition are gaining increasing attention. Gesture recognition technology enables users to interact with computers
using hand gestures, making the interaction more intuitive and natural. Hand gesture recognition is becoming an
essential part of HCI, and it has various applications, including gaming, virtual reality, and healthcare.

Hand Gesture Recognition

Hand gesture recognition is the process of interpreting hand movements to perform a specific task. It involves using a
camera to capture images of hand gestures, and then using machine learning algorithms to interpret these images. The
algorithms are trained to recognize specific hand gestures and associate them with specific actions.
Gesture-based HCI is becoming increasingly popular, especially in the gaming industry. Hand gesture recognition
technology allows gamers to control the game using their hand movements, providing a more immersive experience.
For instance, in a quiz game, hand gestures can be used to select answers, making the interaction more engaging and
fun.

Applications of Hand Gesture Recognition

Hand gesture recognition has various applications, including:
1. Gaming: Hand gesture recognition can be used to control video games. Gamers can use hand gestures to
perform various actions, such as selecting options and controlling characters.
2. Virtual Reality: In virtual reality, hand gesture recognition can be used to interact with the virtual environment.
Users can use hand gestures to perform tasks such as grabbing objects and opening doors.
3. Healthcare: Hand gesture recognition can be used in healthcare to provide an alternative input method for
patients who have mobility issues. For instance, patients with cerebral palsy can use hand gestures to control
their wheelchair or communicate with doctors.

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4. Sign Language Recognition: Hand gesture recognition can be used to recognize sign language. This
technology can be used to develop applications that can interpret sign language and translate it into spoken
language.

Challenges in Hand Gesture Recognition

Despite the numerous applications of hand gesture recognition, there are various challenges that researchers face in
developing reliable hand gesture recognition systems. These challenges include:
1. Lighting: Lighting conditions can affect the performance of hand gesture recognition systems. Poor lighting
can result in low-quality images, making it difficult for the system to recognize hand gestures accurately.
2. Occlusion: Occlusion occurs when an object obstructs the view of the hand gesture. This can make it
challenging for the system to recognize the hand gesture accurately.
3. Gesture Variability: Hand gestures can vary depending on the individual performing them, making it difficult
for the system to recognize them accurately.
4. Real-Time Processing: Real-time processing is essential in hand gesture recognition systems, especially in
applications that require immediate feedback, such as gaming. Achieving real-time processing can be
challenging, as it requires processing large amounts of data quickly.

II. PROBLEM STATEMENT

The goal of this project is to create a virtual quiz system powered by AI that can improve the experience of taking a
traditional quiz by cutting down on the time-consuming process of utilising a keyboard and mouse. Students will be
able to respond to quiz questions by using hand gestures thanks to the system's hand gesture detection technology. The
virtual quiz system will be created utilising artificial intelligence methods, such as machine learning algorithms, which
will give it the ability to swiftly and effectively recognise and understand hand movements. Overall, the method will
give students a fun and participatory experience, improving both the quiz's productivity and fulfilment.

III. RELATED WORK

Online Quiz System is an electronic test framework for getting to under studies. It's anything but a framework by which
understudies can sit in a test that needs no pencil and paper. This system's major intention is to make online quizzes
user-friendly while minimising the manual work required of learners as well as instructors. With the use of this method,
teachers may precisely monitor the growth of their learners while allowing learners to take tests online. Teachers will
benefit from time savings as well as better student performance monitoring thanks to this.
Both teachers and students will find the system to be simple to use and logical. The test will be available for students to
take whenever and wherever they have an internet connection. They will be able to respond to the questions with hand
gestures that the system will be able to recognise and decode utilising AI-based hand gesture recognition technology.
The system would allow teachers to design quizzes and distribute them to their students. Additionally, they will be able
to monitor students' development in real-time and pinpoint areas that require development. Additionally, the system
will offer automated grading and feedback, saving teachers' time and guaranteeing that students get timely feedback on
their performance.
Overall, this approach will give teachers and students a quick and effective way to administer tests and track student
progress. It will reduce the manual work necessary for traditional quiz systems and save time, making it a desirable
option for educational institutions.

IV. METHODOLOGY
We have discussed the nuances of the approach used in programming advancement in this section. The task approach is
important since it helps with organising examination in a logical way to overcome problems and build, organise, and
manage the path towards developing a data system.

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Figure 1: SDLC lifecycle

After the framework has fully developed, it should be tested to make sure it achieves the project's objectives. We will
also describe the Quiz framework's usage case graph in more detail. The Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
employs a variety of models. which include the Agile Model, V-Shaped Model, Spiral Model, Iterative Model, and
Evolutionary Prototyping Model. An Iterative Model is one of the categories. Students can log in to this quiz system to
participate, and the administrator can create, amend, and delete quiz questions based on the most recent editions of the
relevant textbooks. User can read questions to attempt, and after they are finished, marks will be calculated in
accordance with automatic result marking, and result sheets will be generated result.

Figure 2: System Architecture

V. METOOLS AND TECHNOLOGY

Jupyter Notebook is an open-source web-based interactive computing environment that allows users to create and share
documents that contain live code, equations, visualizations, and narrative text. It supports many programming
languages, including Python, R, and Julia, and provides a flexible platform for data analysis, scientific computing, and
machine learning. The notebook interface allows users to combine code, visualizations, and explanations in a single
document, making it easy to explore and communicate complex ideasalso we have used some scripting languages to
develop system including Python, HTML, CSS etc. Python is an interpreted, object-oriented, high-level programming
language with dynamic semantics. Its high-level built in data structures, combined with dynamic typing and dynamic
binding, make it very attractive for Rapid Application Development, as well as for use as a scripting or glue language to
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connect existing components together. Python's simple, easy to learn syntax emphasizes readability and therefore
reduces the cost of program maintenance. Python supports modules and packages, which encourages program
modularity and code reuse.HTML(Hypertex mrkup lnaguage) basicall html is know as markup language, annals
additionally as we went to make it user interface so we breaking point and its grant is freed from cost..CSS represents
Cascading Style Sheets. It is customer side prearranging language and used to give style to a website page. MySQL
data base we haveusedinthisprojecttostorethedataentries,Results,user,questions and types of questions. My SQL stands
for Structured Query Language. It is used for storing data database we used.

Manger Authorities (systemadmin)

An admin is directed to the home page when he initially logs into the system. He can then start using his specialties
from there. One of the specialists assigned to the administrator can create tests, develop questions, manage subjects,
manage clients, and review results. The administrator can also update their own profile and view everything that is
available on the administrator board.Fig3.

Figure 3: System Admin Login

CRUD operations (Create, Update, Delete and Status)

The person who manages of this created quiz system has permissions tocarry out CRUD operations. Create, update, and
delete, or CRUD, means that the administrator has full control over all tasks. He has the ability to change any registered
user's name or address as well as delete any user.

Figure 4: Crud Operations

Like the above figure admin can update, create and delete the question and can perfrom taks mentioned in
Administrative authorities section.

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User Authorities
When a client signs up for the system for the first time, he is directed to the home page. From there, he can practise for
quizzes that will evaluate their own presentation. He can take the quiz numerous times, with the questions appearing in
a different order each time to help him practise more effectively. After the quiz is finished, the user's quiz score will
appear at the bottom of their page, where they can review it and take the correct questions, the wrong questions, and the
answers to all of the correct questions.

VI. RESULTS
The majority of students concurred that the online quiz system allowed them to practice anywhere, at any time, which
contributed to their exam readiness. This convenience factor was identified as a key advantage of the online quiz
system. The findings suggest that the online quiz system designed was effective in preparing students for online exams
and testing their exam readiness.The online quiz system was found to be a valuable tool for students to gauge their level
of preparedness for online exams, which are becoming increasingly popular. The ability to practice anywhere and at
any time gives students more control over their learning and provides them with the flexibility needed to accommodate
their busy schedules. Furthermore, the instant feedback provided by the online quiz system allows students to identify
areas that require more attention and focus their efforts accordingly

VII. CONCLUSION
To assess your readiness before taking a genuine online exam, we have created an online quiz system. Users can learn
about online education, comprehend how to answer questions, and manage their time during real-time online exams by
using the system we have designed. The user can examine the results of the practise exam after finishing the exam. The
user can try the exam again. there is no cap on practise. One person may take online exams many times. This will assist
instructors in confirming the outcomes of the technology that automatically calculates marks. The manual copy check
helps to save time.

VIII. FUTURE WORK

Our quiz system has only been designed for multiple-choice questions, but it could be made even better with some
additional features like description written questions, the ability for students to invite more friends, and the inclusion of
a chatbox so that they can chat with friends and discuss the problem statements. Friends can each explain the problem
statements in a better way through conversation.

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