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Supporting Sign Languages Exploratory Linguistics with an Automatization of the Annotation Process (Vers un traitement automatique en soutien d'une linguistique exploratoire des Langues des Signes) [in French]

2014-07-01 · JEPTALNRECITAL 2014 7 · R{\'e}mi Dubot, Arturo Curiel, Christophe Collet
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