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This article emphasises the urgent need for appropriate communication tools for communities of people who are deaf or hard-of-hearing, with a specific emphasis on Arabic Sign Language (ArSL).
R. S. Abdul Ameer +4 more
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Sign Language Recognition for Arabic Alphabets Using Transfer Learning Technique. [PDF]
Sign language is essential for deaf and mute people to communicate with normal people and themselves. As ordinary people tend to ignore the importance of sign language, which is the mere source of communication for the deaf and the mute communities.
Zakariah M +4 more
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Recent Progress in Arabic Sign Language Recognition: Utilizing Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) [PDF]
The advancement of assistive communication technology for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community is an area of significant research interest. In this study, we present a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) model tailored for the recognition of Arabic Sign
Hassan Mosab. A. +2 more
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Efficient YOLO-Based Deep Learning Model for Arabic Sign Language Recognition
Verbal communication is the dominant form of self-expression and interpersonal communication. Speech is a considerable obstacle for individuals with disabilities, including those who are deaf, hard of hearing, mute, and nonverbal.
Saad Al Ahmadi +2 more
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Human-Computer Interaction with Hand Gesture Recognition Using ResNet and MobileNet. [PDF]
Sign language is the native language of deaf people, which they use in their daily life, and it facilitates the communication process between deaf people. The problem faced by deaf people is targeted using sign language technique. Sign language refers to the use of the arms and hands to communicate, particularly among those who are deaf.
Alnuaim A +5 more
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Arabic Sign Language Recognition System: Using an Image-Based hand Gesture Detection Method to help Deaf and Dump Children to Engage in Education [PDF]
Hand gestures help individuals communicate in daily life. Sign languages, however, employ hand motions extensively. People with hearing impairments use sign language.
Amr Mohmed Soliman +2 more
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Currently, treating sign language issues and producing high quality solutions has attracted researchers and practitioners’ attention due to the considerable prevalence of hearing disabilities around the world.
Zaran Alsaadi +5 more
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In the era of modern technology, people may readily communicate through facial expressions, body language, and other means. As the use of the Internet evolves, it may be a boon to the medical fields. Recently, the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) has provided a broader platform to handle difficulties linked to healthcare, including people's listening ...
Gupta M +5 more
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A Proposed Standardization for Arabic Sign Language Benchmark Database [PDF]
This The lack of a visualized representation for standard Arabic Sign Language (ArSL) makes it difficult to do something as commonplace as looking up an unknown word in a dictionary.
Ahmed Samir, Mohamed Tolba
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Communication between normal people and deaf people is the most difficult part of daily life worldwide. It is difficult for a normal person to understand a word from the deaf one in their daily routine. So, to communicate with deaf people, different countries developed different sign languages to make communication easy.
Hira Zahid +9 more
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