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Perspectives and Approaches in Grammar Description of Sign Languages

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natural language processing

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poster

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PetJarRat

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Poster presentation at Theoretical Issues on Sign Language Research (TISLR15) in Addis-Ababa, Ethiopia

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Language documentation and description sign language grammar description language documentation language resources Estonian Sign Language

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