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You can find the primary documentation and the "Clips.7z" download links on the LSA-T GitHub page . 2. MAFW: Multi-modal Affective Database
It is used for researching Compound Affective Computing , where researchers analyze multiple or single emotional labels and bilingual descriptive text associated with each clip.
The file most commonly refers to a compressed data archive within major research datasets for computer vision and machine learning. Depending on your field of study, it likely belongs to one of the following two prominent open-source projects: 1. LSA-T: Argentinian Sign Language Dataset
Use 7-Zip on Windows or the 7z command-line tool on Linux/macOS to extract the first file; the software will automatically merge the subsequent parts. MAFW - GitHub
These clips are used to train models for Sign Language Translation (SLT) . They are synchronized with a meta.csv file that provides Spanish translations and keypoint metadata.
The "Clips.7z" file (often split into parts like .001 , .002 , etc.) contains 10,045 video clips from diverse sources like movies and TV dramas.
It contains 8,459 video clips in MP4 format (Full HD, 30 FPS).
You can find the primary documentation and the "Clips.7z" download links on the LSA-T GitHub page . 2. MAFW: Multi-modal Affective Database
It is used for researching Compound Affective Computing , where researchers analyze multiple or single emotional labels and bilingual descriptive text associated with each clip.
The file most commonly refers to a compressed data archive within major research datasets for computer vision and machine learning. Depending on your field of study, it likely belongs to one of the following two prominent open-source projects: 1. LSA-T: Argentinian Sign Language Dataset
Use 7-Zip on Windows or the 7z command-line tool on Linux/macOS to extract the first file; the software will automatically merge the subsequent parts. MAFW - GitHub
These clips are used to train models for Sign Language Translation (SLT) . They are synchronized with a meta.csv file that provides Spanish translations and keypoint metadata.
The "Clips.7z" file (often split into parts like .001 , .002 , etc.) contains 10,045 video clips from diverse sources like movies and TV dramas.
It contains 8,459 video clips in MP4 format (Full HD, 30 FPS).