lightbulbPractical problemDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
Deaf people struggle to communicate efficiently with hearing people in video conferencing due to lack of nonverbal expression.Direction: Accessibility and Assistive Technology
Deaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
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helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
How can automatic text simplification fluency be evaluated to accommodate different literacy levels of deaf and hard-of-hearing users?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
Which evaluation metrics (e.g., reading speed, grammar judgment) best distinguish fluency levels across text difficulties?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
How does literacy level affect deaf and hard-of-hearing users' subjective evaluations and performance of text fluency?lightbulbPractical problemDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
Deaf users with varying literacy levels struggle to fluently read simplified text.helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
Can remote collaborative design effectively promote cooperation between deaf and hearing users?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
How can automatic speech recognition (ASR) optimize remote communication experiences for deaf and hearing users?helpResearch questionDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
How do notification systems designed with mixed-ability groups affect hearing users' speaking behavior?lightbulbPractical problemDeaf Communication and Sign Language Recognition
Deaf users struggle to communicate efficiently with hearing users in remote meetings.Related papers
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