SOBRE OS DADOS

Sobre o Conjunto de Dados Descrição O V-LIBRASIL é uma das principais bases de dados de Libras atualmente. Ele contém 1.364 palavras e expressões, articuladas por três intérpretes, totalizando 4.089 amostras. Os vídeos, em formato RGB, foram gravados utilizando a técnica de chroma key, e as palavras selecionadas baseiam-se no glossário ASLLVD.

Acesso via Web Esta base de dados pode ser acessada pela web através deste link.

Termos de Uso Os dados de vídeo disponibilizados nestas páginas podem ser utilizados para fins de pesquisa e educacionais, mas não podem ser redistribuídos sem permissão. Não é permitido o uso comercial sem autorização expressa, nem o registro de patentes ou direitos autorais baseados neste material.

Qualquer pessoa que utilize estes dados deve, em publicações ou apresentações resultantes, fazer as referências apropriadas de acordo com as normas técnicas vigentes:

[1] Ailton José Rodrigues, “V-LIBRASIL: Uma base de dados com sinais na Língua Brasileira de Sinais (Libras)”, Dissertação de Mestrado, Centro de Informática-CIN, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco-UFPE, 2021.

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Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

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Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

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Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

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Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

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Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

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Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

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Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

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Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

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Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Explicando o gáfico 2

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

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Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Explicando o gáfico 2

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

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Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Explicando o gáfico 2

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

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Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Explicando o gáfico 2

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

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Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example:

Explicando o gáfico 2

Note that in this example both pages use the default “columns” orientation. It is however possible to specify a distinct orientation for an individual page. This is done by adding the data-orientation attribute to the header of the page you want to change the orientation of. For example: