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Are there any example videos how this works? From looking at the source in repository, this is not sign language. The best way to describe this thing I can come
by 112233 2y ago
Are there any example videos how this works?
From looking at the source in repository, this is not sign language.
The best way to describe this thing I can come up is implementing thanslation from, say, chinese to finnish using a single pass list of text replacement rules.
If you are going to show english word for word, well, subtitles are a thing already.
Any insights on what this is meant to accomplish? This is probably third or fourth such word-for-word project I have come across recently. It seems implausible that no one who works on them know what sign language is.
- Leftium 2y agoNot familiar with ASL, but there is a video here: https://devpost.com/software/speechtosign https://devpost.com/software/speechtosign In the "What's next for SignWave" roadmap section: > Improving translation to more accurately reflect ASL sentence structure Also note the devs seem to be high school-aged students[1]. [1]: https://jamhacks-7.devpost.com/ https://jamhacks-7.devpost.com/
- 112233 2y agoI translated the following message from russian to english by replacing letters (and skipping those that have no replacement in my translator). In upcoming versions, I will improve the english grammar of the results: Nelz sobrat samolet iz solom i vaki. Solom ostanets solom to b v ne delali. Wrt them being kids — imagine their software would present you with a medical diagnosis based on symptoms you input, using similar text replacement. Would them being kids make it ok, or would it make that even worse? I mean, obviously there were people giving them advice and oversight in the loop.