Language Contact Across Time: Classical Chinese on Modern Public Signs in Taiwan

Eifring, Halvor

doi:10.1353/jcl.2019.0023

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“…The establishment of error correction mechanism is helpful to find and correct these errors in time. Specifically, the following measures can be taken: first, set up a special English public sign error correction box in public places to facilitate the public to report wrong signs at any time; The second is to set up a special error correction website or platform for the public to report the wrong logo through the network; The third is to strengthen the daily supervision and maintenance of English public signs, and find and correct mistakes in time [15].…”

Section: The Establishment Of English Public Signs Review and Error C...mentioning

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Study on Normalization of English Public Signs in Chuzhou Area

2023

langl

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With the gradual internationalization of Chuzhou, it has attracted many international tourists and business partners, and English, as an international language, has been widely used in public signs. The purpose of this study is to discuss the standardization and standardization of English public signs in Chuzhou, focusing on the application of English signs in public spaces, so as to reveal their design, language and cultural characteristics and make contributions to the establishment of more efficient, inclusive and beautiful public signs in Chuzhou.

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Section: The Establishment Of English Public Signs Review and Error C...mentioning

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Study on Normalization of English Public Signs in Chuzhou Area

2023

langl

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“…Sign language (SL) refers to the communication tool that people use in the deaf environment to express a specific meaning according to certain grammatical rules in accordance with the gestures, movements, positions and orientations of their hands. Chinese sign language (CSL) can generally be divided into gesture sign language and fingerspelling language [ 2 ]. Gesture sign language is a major supplement of spoken language and plays an auxiliary role in communicating information and feelings with the outside world.…”

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Chinese Fingerspelling Recognition via Hu Moment Invariant and RBF Support Vector Machine

Gao

Wang

Xue

et al. 2020

Lecture Notes of the Institute for Computer Sciences, Social Informatics and Telecommunications Engineering

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Sign language plays a significant role in smooth communication between the hearing-impaired and the healthy. Chinese fingerspelling is an important composition of Chinese sign language, which is suitable for denoting terminology and using as basis of gesture sign language learning. We proposed a Chinese fingerspelling recognition approach via Hu moment invariant and RBF support vector machine. Hu moment invariant was employed to extract image feature and RBF-SVM was employed to classify. Meanwhile, 10-fold across validation was introduced to avoid overfitting. Our method HMI-RBF-SVM achieved overall accuracy of 86.47 ± 1.15% and was superior to three state-of-the-art approaches.

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