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Quelle: Including Signed Languages in Natural Language Processing Kanal: Amit Moryossef Erschienen: 2021-05-24 Gesehen am: 2023-01-04 → linguistics
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01:32 There is no single sign-language, they also don’t rely on spoken languages
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02:50 Sign Language heavily depends on body movement, facial expressions and the surrounding environment
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04:59 Words sometimes spelled out in letter alphabet
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04:37 Since sign language is not the dominant language, it is subject to the same changes that happen to other minority languages → loan words
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06:46 SignWriting is a way to convert sign language into simple pictograms, HamNoSys does the same but is more complex
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07:45 Resources for NLP tasks are relatively rare since video-based analysis is subject to privacy concerns, it’s hard to anonymize
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13:45 Writing down sign language is not only useful for NLP and to faciliate data sharing but also for archival purposes
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15:15 Continuous SignWriting ~= ASCII videos of a stick figure signing
- How de tokenize that? How do we parse it?
- Deconstructing written signs → map to words
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22:52 Using StyleGAN to adjust images based on text prompts → raising eyebrows
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See also Including Signed Languages in Natural Language Processing - Full Talk at ETH - YouTube