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Cet article discute de la conception de configurations d'équipements de visiophonie destinées à l'interprétation des signes en ligne. Nous avons classé les services d'interprétation en trois types de situations : l'interprétation sur place, l'interprétation partielle en ligne et l'interprétation complète en ligne. Pour chaque situation, les configurations spatiales des équipements sont considérées en tenant compte de la problématique des signaux non verbaux. Des expériences de simulation d'interprétation des signes ont été réalisées en utilisant ces configurations spatiales et les qualités des configurations ont été évaluées. Les configurations préférées avaient pour caractéristiques communes que le sujet entendant puisse voir le visage de son principal interlocuteur, c'est-à-dire le sujet sourd. Les résultats impliquent que les personnes entendantes qui ne comprennent pas la langue des signes utilisent des signaux non verbaux pour faciliter la conversation médiatisée par un interprète.
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Kaoru NAKAZONO, Saori TANAKA, "Study of Spatial Configurations of Equipment for Online Sign Interpretation Service" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E91-D, no. 6, pp. 1613-1621, June 2008, doi: 10.1093/ietisy/e91-d.6.1613.
Abstract: This paper discusses the design of configurations of videophone equipment aimed at online sign interpretation. We classified interpretation services into three types of situations: on-site interpretation, partial online interpretation, and full online interpretation. For each situation, the spatial configurations of the equipment are considered keeping the issue of nonverbal signals in mind. Simulation experiments of sign interpretation were performed using these spatial configurations and the qualities of the configurations were assessed. The preferred configurations had the common characteristics that the hearing subject could see the face of his/her principal conversation partner, that is, the deaf subject. The results imply that hearing people who do not understand sign language utilize nonverbal signals for facilitating interpreter-mediated conversation.
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