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Zero-Shot Cross-Lingual Recognition of Sign Language Handshapes
Sign language processing advances rapidly for high-resource languages such as American Sign Language (ASL), yet most of the world's sign languages lack the phonological annotations new methods require. We present the first zero-shot cross-lingual framework for handshape recognition, transferring fro
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