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As well as all spoken languages, Sign Languages SL has structured grammar and syntax. Although it was visual, multi-dimensional and mainly based on gestures, SL follows specific grammatical rules. Consequently, the automatic generation of sign language should...

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Museums form the cultural backbone of any city. Ensuring that they are accessible to People with Disabilities means that everyone can participate in the interaction with or even the curation of collections, whether they be displayed in a physical or virtual...

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  The present article discusses Sign language recognition which is part of one of the most challenging Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithms: camera-based gesture recognition. It is a relatively novel practical application in contrast with its old and...

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Sign language (SL) is a visual language with a syntactic system different from spoken language. Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals use it as a primary communication channel. The lack of translated information from Arabic text to sign language represents a...

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Signing avatars can make a significant impact on the lives of deaf people by making information accessible anytime and anywhere. With technological development, sign language avatars can be the cost-effective communication solution that will remove the barriers...

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This paper describes an ongoing project on developing a new web-based tool for annotating Sign languages. This tool is used to annotate the First Qatari Sign Language dataset called “Jumla Dataset: The Jumla Qatari Sign Language Corpus” with written Arabic...

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