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most citedMachine Translation between Spoken Languages and Signed Languages Represented in SignWriting

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Segment, Embed, and Align: A Universal Recipe for Aligning Subtitles to Signing

Zifan Jiang, Youngjoon Jang, Liliane Momeni +3

The goal of this work is to develop a universal approach for aligning subtitles (i.e., spoken language text with corresponding timestamps) to continuous sign language videos. Prior…

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Template-Based Text-to-Image Alignment for Language Accessibility: A Study on Visualizing Text Simplifications

Belkiss Souayed, Sarah Ebling, Yingqiang Gao

Individuals with intellectual disabilities often have difficulties in comprehending complex texts. While many text-to-image models prioritize aesthetics over accessibility, it is n…

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Meaningful Pose-Based Sign Language Evaluation

Zifan Jiang, Colin Leong, Amit Moryossef +8

We present a comprehensive study on meaningfully evaluating sign language utterances in the form of human skeletal poses. The study covers keypoint distance-based, embedding-based,…

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MultimodalHugs: Enabling Sign Language Processing in Hugging Face

Gerard Sant, Zifan Jiang, Carlos Escolano +4

In recent years, sign language processing (SLP) has gained importance in the general field of Natural Language Processing. However, compared to research on spoken languages, SLP re…

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Evaluating the Effectiveness of Direct Preference Optimization for Personalizing German Automatic Text Simplifications for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities

Yingqiang Gao, Kaede Johnson, David Froehlich +2

Automatic text simplification (ATS) aims to enhance language accessibility for various target groups, particularly persons with intellectual disabilities. Recent advancements in ge…

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Benchmarking NLP-supported Language Sample Analysis for Swiss Children's Speech

Anja Ryser, Yingqiang Gao, Sarah Ebling

Language sample analysis (LSA) is a process that complements standardized psychometric tests for diagnosing, for example, developmental language disorder (DLD) in children. However…