Sign language perception research for improving automatic sign language recognition
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Marcel J. T. Reinders | Andrea J. van Doorn | Emile A. Hendriks | Huib de Ridder | Jeroen Arendsen | Gineke A. ten Holt | A. Doorn | M. Reinders | H. Ridder | G. T. Holt | E. Hendriks | J. Arendsen
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