Non-specific person sign language translation method and system based on contrast decoupling element learning
A sign language translation, non-specific technology, applied in the field of sign language translation, can solve the problems of model generalization, difficult to collect annotations, etc., to achieve the effect of improving the generalization ability
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[0130] We evaluate our proposed model CDM on the dataset PHOENIX14T, the only publicly available sign language translation dataset for vision-based sign language research. The data set is labeled by 9 different sign language speakers, and the relevant statistical results are shown in Table 1. Due to the relatively small sample size of sign language speakers 2, 6, and 9, we defined a new group G, containing all 411 samples of them. We adopt a person-neutral setting and divide all signers into three groups for training, validation and testing. To evaluate the robustness of CDM, we are not limited to a fixed data distribution, but adopt four different settings (1&4&5&7&8→3, 1&3&5&7&8→4, 1&3&4&5&8→7, 1&3&4&5&7→8). In addition, group G including sign language speakers 2, 6, and 9 was used as a verification set.
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[0132] Evaluation Metrics: We employ two commonly used text generation scores, BLEU and ROUGE-L, for evaluation. The measurement accuracy of BLEU-n can reac...
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