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SBIA
2004
Springer
14 years 1 months ago
An Experiment on Handshape Sign Recognition Using Adaptive Technology: Preliminary Results
This paper presents an overview of current work on the recognition of sign language and a prototype of a simple editor for a small subset of the Brazilian Sign Language, LIBRAS. Ha...
Hemerson Pistori, João José Neto
ICPR
2006
IEEE
14 years 8 months ago
Detecting Coarticulation in Sign Language using Conditional Random Fields
Coarticulation is one of the important factors that makes automatic sign language recognition a hard problem. Unlike in speech recognition, coarticulation effects in sign language...
Ruiduo Yang, Sudeep Sarkar
CVPR
2009
IEEE
15 years 1 months ago
Learning Signs from Subtitles: A Weakly Supervised Approach to Sign Language Recognition
This paper introduces a fully-automated, unsupervised method to recognise sign from subtitles. It does this by using data mining to align correspondences in sections of videos. Bas...
Helen Cooper, Richard Bowden
LREC
2010
191views Education» more  LREC 2010»
13 years 9 months ago
The SignSpeak Project - Bridging the Gap Between Signers and Speakers
The SignSpeak project will be the first step to approach sign language recognition and translation at a scientific level already reached in similar research fields such as automat...
Philippe Dreuw, Hermann Ney, Gregorio Martinez, On...
FGR
2008
IEEE
165views Biometrics» more  FGR 2008»
13 years 7 months ago
The significance of facial features for automatic sign language recognition
Although facial features are considered to be essential for humans to understand sign language, no prior research work has yet examined their significance for automatic sign langu...
Ulrich von Agris, Moritz Knorr, Karl-Friedrich Kra...