2020
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-60887-3_16
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Speech to Mexican Sign Language for Learning with an Avatar

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“…Second, in the use of avatars in sign language we find it in the study by Barrera et al (2020), which deals with the union of various techniques in the teaching of language and the use of graphic elements such as avatars for the simultaneous translation in Mexican sign language (MSL), taking into consideration the graphic character of the language itself in the implementation of the computer system, providing a translation based on rules associated with the historical linguistic learning of Mexico, for its implementation at the primary education level. It also addresses the grammatical structures in the teaching of history, using the data system through a cloud server processing natural language data to generate the transformation of data into voice and in turn, in the representation of gestures through a digitally implemented avatar.…”
Section: Integration Of Avatars As Translatorsmentioning
confidence: 74%
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“…Second, in the use of avatars in sign language we find it in the study by Barrera et al (2020), which deals with the union of various techniques in the teaching of language and the use of graphic elements such as avatars for the simultaneous translation in Mexican sign language (MSL), taking into consideration the graphic character of the language itself in the implementation of the computer system, providing a translation based on rules associated with the historical linguistic learning of Mexico, for its implementation at the primary education level. It also addresses the grammatical structures in the teaching of history, using the data system through a cloud server processing natural language data to generate the transformation of data into voice and in turn, in the representation of gestures through a digitally implemented avatar.…”
Section: Integration Of Avatars As Translatorsmentioning
confidence: 74%
“…In the current panorama within the Mexican context we find two significant studies: on the one hand the use of "Leap Motion" and gamification in the teaching of sign language by Alvarez et al (2020) and on the other hand, the use of avatars by Barrera et al (2020), which provides simultaneous translation at the primary education level, storing data in the cloud.…”
Section: Integration Of Avatars As Translatorsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Also presented is the SIGML sign language, where characters are presented using a 3D avatar, 3000 characters. The Mexican Sign Language avatar presented by the authors [33] was created based on a combination of natural language processing (NLP) techniques with the use of programming engines (Unity) to create animation. Using the structured language model of AZee, Paul's Avatar [34] was created, which is a hybrid system animated mainly with hand-made keyframes, and Kazoo's virtual avatar [35], which generates content from French to sign language.…”
Section: Translation Of Spoken Languages Into Sign Languagesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Access to translation tools enabling understanding of the content taught at school is invaluable for the intellectual and educational development of this group of people. The Mexican Sign Language Avatar, as a mobile application via a cloud server using NLP and automatic translation, will present limited content from a 4th grade primary Mexican history textbook in sign language [33].…”
Section: A Education Applicationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The results indicate that avatar-based tutoring was more effective in assessing the child's knowledge of certain words in a sign language. 3D avatars are also being used to teach specific electrical engineering concepts in Portuguese Sign Language (LIBRAS) [30], to present content from a Mexican history textbook for elementary 4th grade in Mexican Sign Language [31] or to create digital math educational materials in American Sign Language and Arabic Sign Language [32,33]. Thanks to automated tools, it is also possible to learn the basics of sign language (ASL) on one's own.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%