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Analyzing Well-Formedness of Syllables in Japanese Sign Language
2017
International Joint Conference on Natural Language Processing
This paper tackles a problem of analyzing the well-formedness of syllables in Japanese Sign Language (JSL). We formulate the problem as a classification problem that classifies syllables into wellformed or ill-formed. We build a data set that contains hand-coded syllables and their well-formedness. We define a finegrained feature set based on the handcoded syllables and train a logistic regression classifier on labeled syllables, expecting to find the discriminative features from the trained
dblp:conf/ijcnlp/YawataMSH17
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