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A DESCRIPTION OF TIME LINES IN FINNISH SIGN LANGUAGE

2020
This Master’s thesis focuses on the nature of time lines in Finnish Sign Language (FinSL). Sinte described the time lines in ten different sign languages in her paper from 2013. Her work was chosen as the framework for this thesis and the findings from FinSL were compared to the time lines presented in her paper.
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Finnish and Irish Sign Languages: an egalitarian analysis of language policies and their effects

open access: closed, 2010
PUBLISHED This study aimed to advance academic understanding of what equality of condition (Baker, et al., 2004) would mean for Deaf people about recognising signed language in both education and access to information in particular. It set out to test the hypothesis that the social model of disability is necessary but not sufficient for realising ...
John Bosco Conama
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Evaluation of Head Pose Estimation Algorithms for Sign Language Analysis

International Conference on Industrial Technology
Head pose estimation (HPE) can be used in sign language linguistics and gesture studies, particularly for quantitative assessment of head movements in terms of yaw, pitch, and roll.
Allah Bux Sargano   +3 more
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Application of AI in Turkish Sign Language Translation: A Case Study of its Use and Purpose

Nafath
In Turkey, around 3 million people have hearing impairments, and the shift to digital platforms during the pandemic has worsened accessibility challenges as websites and apps often ignore their needs.
Ozer Celik, Pinar Reza
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Understanding nonmanuality – A study on the actions of the head and body in Finnish Sign Language

open access: closed, 2019
This dissertation, consisting of four articles and this Overview, reports a study on nonmanuality, that is, the actions of the face, head and body, in Finnish Sign Language (FinSL). More specifically, the study focuses on a relatively understudied area of nonmanuality: the actions of the signer’s head and body.
Anna Puupponen
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