A german sign language corpus of the domain weather report (2006)
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Jan Bungeroth
,
Daniel Stein
,
Morteza Zahedi
,
Hermann Ney
| Venue: | In 5th international |
| Citations: | 6 - 3 self |
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@INPROCEEDINGS{Bungeroth06agerman,
author = {Jan Bungeroth and Daniel Stein and Morteza Zahedi and Hermann Ney},
title = {A german sign language corpus of the domain weather report},
booktitle = {In 5th international},
year = {2006},
pages = {29}
}
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Abstract
All systems for automatic sign language translation and recognition, in particular statistical systems, rely on adequately sized corpora. For this purpose, we created the Phoenix corpus that is based on German television weather reports translated into German Sign Language. It comes with a rich annotation of the video data, a bilingual text-based sentence corpus and a monolingual German corpus. 1.
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| 1 | 2001. Gehörlos so! Materialien zur Gebärdensprache - Heßmann |
