Interesting idea on using ML to help non-signers understand sign language. In this thread's context, the ML is designed to help people hear better. In visual contexts (which sign language lives in) would this hypothetical ML help low vision or blind people see better?
Because people with 20/20 vision just need a sign language dictionary handy and some patience.
Because people with 20/20 vision just need a sign language dictionary handy and some patience.