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Models
Isolated Fingerspelling
Capable model to convert Mediapipe Hand Landmarks to their fingerspelling meaning. Trained on the isolated fingerspelling dataset. It will be updated frequently as more data is collected. It is trained using if_train.ipynb. Licensed under the MIT License.
Structure:
Datasets
Isolated Fingerspelling
The dataset to train the fingerspelling model is licensed under the MIT License, and is available at https://huggingface.co/datasets/sid220/asl-now-fingerspelling. It will be updated frequently as more data is collected. You can view an example model using it in if_train.ipynb.
The dataset is collected from multiple participants told to sign ASL letters into a camera and detecting hand landmarks using the Mediapipe Web Hand Landmarker Solution. The landmarks are then parsed into a JSON format, and stored in the folder of the class they belong to.
Format
21 hand landmarks, each composed of x
, y
and z
coordinates. The x
and y
coordinates are normalized
to [0.0, 1.0]
by the
image width and height, respectively. The z
coordinate represents the landmark depth, with the depth at the wrist
being
the origin. The smaller the value, the closer the landmark is to the camera. The magnitude of z
uses roughly the same
scale as x.
From: https://developers.google.com/mediapipe/solutions/vision/hand_landmarker
Example (./B/1d20c568-8641-40b6-9c4a-2bff97ab6b49.json
):
[
{
"x": 0.795294463634491,
"y": 0.8062881827354431,
"z": 3.8308681382659415e-7
},
{
"x": 0.7690186500549316,
"y": 0.751120924949646,
"z": -0.019963227212429047
},
...
{
"x": 0.8564801812171936,
"y": 0.5965726375579834,
"z": 0.01904376409947872
},
{
"x": 0.8578274846076965,
"y": 0.5701698064804077,
"z": 0.017703533172607422
}
]
Continuous Fingerspelling
The model used to detect continuous fingerspelling is not currently released. It uses the Google American Sign Language Fingerspelling Recognition Dataset. WARNING: Contains offensive/sexual language.
Other Signs
The model used to detect other signs is not currently released. It uses the Google Isolated Sign Language Recognition Dataset.