Antonio Balvet and Marie-Anne Sallandre: Mouth features as non-manual cues for the categorization of lexical and productive signs in French Sign Language (LSF)
Carl Börstell, Johanna Mesch and Lars Wallin: Segmenting the Swedish Sign Language corpus: On the possibilities of using visual cues as a basis for syntactic segmentation
Yosra Bouzid, Oussama El Ghoul and Mohamed Jemni: Synthesizing facial expressions for sign language avatars
Annelies Braffort: Eye gaze annotation practices: Description vs. interpretation
Onno Crasborn and Richard Bank: An annotation scheme for mouth actions in sign languages
Arturo Curiel and Christophe Collet: Implementation of an automatic sign language lexical annotation framework based on Propositional Dynamic Logic
Athanasia-Lida Dimou, Theodore Goulas, Eleni Efthimiou, Stavroula-Evita Fotinea, Panagiotis Karioris, Michalis Pissaris, Dimitis Korakakis and Kiki Vasilaki: Creation of a multipurpose sign language lexical resource: The GSL lexicon database
Rémi Dubot and Christophe Collet: A hybrid formalism to parse sign languages
Michael Filhol, Mohamed Nassime Hadjadj and Annick Choisier: Non-manual features: The right to indifference
Sílvia Gabarró-López and Laurence Meurant: When nonmanuals meet semantics and syntax: Towards a practical guide for the segmentation of sign language discourse
Carlo Geraci and Alessandro Mazzei: Last train to “Rebaudengo Fossano”: The case of some names in avatar translation
Thomas Hanke: Annotation of mouth activities with iLex
Matt Huenerfauth and Hernisa Kacorri: Release of experimental stimuli and questions for evaluating facial expressions in animations of American Sign Language
Rekha Jayaprakash and Thomas Hanke: How to use depth sensors in sign language corpus recordings
Trevor Johnston and Jane van Roekel: Mouth-based non-manual coding schema used in the Auslan corpus: Explanation, application and preliminary results
Oscar Koller, Hermann Ney and Richard Bowden: Weakly supervised automatic transcription of mouthings for gloss-based sign language corpora
Okan Kubus: Discourse-based annotation of relative clause constructions in Turkish Sign Language (TID): A case study
Andrea Lackner and Nikolaus Riemer: Signing thoughts! A methodological approach within the semantic field work used for coding nonmanuals which express modality in Austrian Sign Language (ÖGS)
Marcos Luzardo, Ville Viitaniemi, Matti Karppa, Jorma Laaksonen and Tommi Jantunen: Estimating head pose and state of facial elements for sign language video
Lara Mantovan, Carlo Geraci and Anna Cardinaletti: Addressing the cardinals puzzle: New insights from non-nanual markers in Italian Sign Language
John McDonald, Rosalee Wolfe, Robyn Moncrief and Souad Baowidan: Analysis for synthesis: Investigating corpora for supporting the automatic generation of role shift
Kristin Mulrooney, Julie Hochgesang, Carla Morris and Katie Lee: The “how-to” of integrating FACS and ELAN for analysis of non-manual features in ASL
Carol Neidle, Jingjing Liu, Bo Liu, Xi Peng, Christian Vogler and Dimitris Metaxas: Computer-based tracking, analysis, and visualization of linguistically significant nonmanual events in American Sign Language (ASL)
Ingrid Notarrigo and Laurence Meurant: Nonmanuals and markers of (dis)fluency
Anna Puupponen, Tommi Jantunen, Ritva Takkinen, Tuija Wainio and Outi Pippuri: Taking non-manuality into account in collecting and analyzing Finnish Sign Language video data
Päivi Rainò, Marja Huovila and Irja Seilola: Visualizing the spatial working memory in mathematical discourse in Finnish Sign Language
Krister Schönström and Johanna Mesch: Use of nonmanuals by adult L2 signers in Swedish Sign Language – Annotating the nonmanuals
