--- pretty_name: LSA-T — Continuous Argentinian Sign Language license: other language: - es tags: - sign-language-translation - glosl - pose - aed task_categories: - translation --- # GloSL · LSA-T — Continuous Argentinian Sign Language It is part of the GloSL effort to unify continuous Sign-Language-Translation corpora into one common format (normalized pose keypoints + aligned text/gloss). - **Sign language:** Lengua de Señas Argentina (LSA) (`aed`, ISO 639-3) - **Spoken language:** Spanish (`es`) - **Task:** continuous sign-language translation - **License:** repo MIT (code only); dataset data unlicensed - **Pose redistribution (`reupload_ok`):** `public` - **Cropped-video redistribution (`video_rehost`):** `permitted` — see note below - **Video provenance / permission:** the source video originates from the **Canal Sordos Argentina (CN Sordos)** YouTube channel and is republished here **WITH the channel's explicit permission**. Pose + video are hosted publicly on this basis; no further author authorization is required. ## Citation / source - Paper: Dal Bianco et al., LSA-T, IBERAMIA 2022 (arXiv:2211.15481) - Source page: https://midusi.github.io/LSA-T/ ## Contents - `annotations.csv` — GloSL common-core: `id, split, text` (+ `gloss`/`signer`/`start`/`end` where present) - `poses/.pose` — MediaPipe-Holistic keypoints (543 pts: 33 body + 468 face + 21+21 hands) in the ecosystem-standard [`.pose`](https://github.com/sign-language-processing/pose) container. Normalization (`glosl-norm-v1`) is applied at **load** time, not stored. - `card.json` — machine-readable GloSL dataset card. ## Splits { "dev": 1354, "train": 5413, "test": 1692 } ## Pose provenance Reused from the group's harmonized `slt_datasets` MediaPipe-Holistic `.npy` (see GloSL KB/12); repackaged to `.pose` by `glosl-datasets`. Estimator: `mediapipe-holistic`, dims=3. ## Video LSA-T videos are the dataset's own per-utterance signer clips (CN Sordos, signer-centric; ~1 person/frame at 1920x1080). Stored at source framing; not additionally YOLO-bbox-cropped in v1. **Republished with the explicit permission of the CN Sordos (Canal Sordos Argentina) YouTube channel.**