Text-to-Text Translation

[bipinkrish]

Description

1. Text-to-Text, is that the same thing as you explained here at research.sign.mt as Notation-to-Text ?

2. I see that API path is not working as mentioned in README.md - https://sign.mt/api/spoken-to-signed?from=en&to=ase&text=test. but you are using https://pub.cl.uzh.ch/demo/signwriting/spoken2sign in the project

3. When I checked it out, with the following payload

{
    'country_code': 'ase',
    'language_code': 'en',
    'text': 'hi',
    'translation_type': 'sent',
}

this is what I received as response

{
    "country_code": "ase",
    "direction": "spoken2sign",
    "language_code": "en",
    "n_best": 3,
    "text": "hi",
    "translation_type": "sent",
    "translations": [
        "M518x518S14c01483x461S2ff00482x483",
        "M518x518S14c20481x453S27106503x484",
        "M518x518S14c01483x461S2ff00482x483S22510473x457",
    ],
}

can you tell me how can I visualize translations? is that SignWriting notations?

[AmitMY]

Yes, this text-to-text is spoken-language-text-to-sign-language-text (or notation).

This endpoint we currently use belongs to https://github.com/J22Melody/signwriting-translation/ The translations here can be visualized using @sutton-signwriting/sgnw-components in JavaScript or signwriting in python.

[bipinkrish]

Thank you, found it

[ashar02]

Hi, implementation of this api https://pub.cl.uzh.ch/demo/signwriting/spoken2sig is open source or closed source?

[AmitMY]

available here https://github.com/J22Melody/signwriting-translation/

[bipinkrish]

J22Melody/signwriting-translation

@ashar02, It has to can be used with signbank+

[ashar02]

Thanks @AmitMY @bipinkrish shall go through these for my own learning.