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AUTOMATIC SIGN LANGUAGE IDENTIFICATION
Sign language sign language identification language identification
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2015/4/27
We propose a Random-Forest based sign language identification system. The system uses low-level visual features and is based on the hypothesis that sign languages have varying distributions of phoneme...
How a village sign language of Bali inscribes its signing space
village sign language Bali inscribes signing space
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2015/4/24
From its inception, the field of sign linguistics has been pre-occupied with the linguistic significance of sign-spatial mapping, and this thesis builds on this longstanding tradition (see for example...
Locative expressions in signed languages:a view from Turkish Sign Language (TID)
Locative expressions signed languages Turkish Sign Language
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2015/4/9
Locative expressions encode the spatial relationship between two (or more) entities. In this paper, we focus on locative expressions in signed language, which use the visual-spatial modality for lingu...
The Association of Sign Language Interpreters（ASLI）
The Association of Sign Language Interpreters Sign Language Interpreters
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2014/4/25
ASLI is the Association of Sign Language Interpreters in the United Kingdom. Established in 1987, our members have worked tirelessly and, for the most part, voluntarily to maintain and improve standar...
In a Different Voice: Sign Language Preservation and America’s Deaf Community
Different Voice America’s Deaf Community Sign Language Preservation
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2008/9/25
Current studies in heritage language learning have explored the linguistic and social-cultural issues of identity. Most scholars, however, overlook an important heritage language group in America: the...
British Sign Language（BSL）, Durham University
BSL British Sign Language Durham University 手语
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2008/1/2
British Sign Language (BSL) is the natural language of the British Deaf community and is used by many thousands of people all over the UK. BSL is a visual-gestural language with its own vocabulary and...