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Comparative Performance Evaluation of Marker-Based and Markerless Augmented Reality for Tribal Language Learning
Augmented Reality has recently been widely used in the educational field. Among the different techniques, marker- based and markerless AR applications are commonly used in modern education. In this work, we compared the usability of these two types, particularly for native Bodo tribal languages. Two
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