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Building the first comprehensive machine-readable Turkish sign language resource: methods, challenges and solutions
Copyright policy )This article describes the procedures employed during the development of the first comprehensive machine-readable Turkish Sign Language (TiD) resource: a bilingual lexical database and a parallel corpus between Turkish and TiD. In addition to sign language specific annotations (such as non-manual markers, classifiers and buoys) following the recently introduced TiD knowledge representation (Eryiğit et al. 2016), the parallel corpus contains also annotations of dependency relations, which makes it the first parallel treebank between a sign language and an auditory-vocal language.
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Natural language processing computer.software_genre computer Sign language Treebank Computational linguistics Turkish language.human_language language Turkish sign language Dependency (UML) Computer science Artificial intelligence business.industry business Resource (project management) Lexical database
ACM Computing Classification System: ComputingMethodologies_PATTERNRECOGNITION
Library and Information Sciences, Linguistics and Language, Education, Language and Linguistics, Turkish Sign Language, TİD, Parallel Dependency Treebank, Turkish, machine-readable, parallel corpus
Library and Information Sciences, Linguistics and Language, Education, Language and Linguistics, Turkish Sign Language, TİD, Parallel Dependency Treebank, Turkish, machine-readable, parallel corpus
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Natural language processing computer.software_genre computer Sign language Treebank Computational linguistics Turkish language.human_language language Turkish sign language Dependency (UML) Computer science Artificial intelligence business.industry business Resource (project management) Lexical database
ACM Computing Classification System: ComputingMethodologies_PATTERNRECOGNITION
This article describes the procedures employed during the development of the first comprehensive machine-readable Turkish Sign Language (TiD) resource: a bilingual lexical database and a parallel corpus between Turkish and TiD. In addition to sign language specific annotations (such as non-manual markers, classifiers and buoys) following the recently introduced TiD knowledge representation (Eryiğit et al. 2016), the parallel corpus contains also annotations of dependency relations, which makes it the first parallel treebank between a sign language and an auditory-vocal language.