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  • Sinhala fingerspelling sign language recognition with computer vision 
    Weerasooriya, AA; Ambegoda, TD [Conference-Full-text]
    Computer vision based sign language translation is usually based on using thousands of images or video sequences for model training. This is not an issue in the case of widely used languages such as American Sign Language. ...
  • Sinhala fonts and dyslexia. adopting latin script based research in to sinhala reading materials. 
    Jayathunga, M; Samarawickrama, S [Conference-Full-text]
    Typefaces and fonts designed for the purpose of dyslexia and the dyslexic reader have increased over the recent years among scholars and designers due to the increase of literature on the disability and the development of ...
  • Sinhala Handwriting Recognition Mechanism Using Zone Based Feature Extraction 
    Dharmapala, KAKND; Wijesooriya, WPMV; Chandrasekara, CP; Rathnapriya, UKAU; Ranathunga, L [Conference-Full-text]
    Identification of Sinhala characters is considerably more difficult than other wide-spoken languages because of the complex shapes and similarities that are present within characters. With the addition of modifiers to ...
  • Sinhala handwritten character recognition using convolutional neural network 
    Mariyathas, J; Shanmuganathan, V; Kuhaneswaran, B [Conference-Full-text]
    Handwritten character recognition is widely used for the English language. It is difficult to create a character recognition model for south Asian languages because of its shape and compound characters. Among other South ...
  • Sinhala optical character recognition for desktops 
    Dias, G; Patikirikorala, TNP; Arambewela, CI; Darshana, RPM; Alahendra, ND [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    Optical Sinhala Character recognition is a fairly researched area in the local natural language initiative. Although a fair amount of research and development has been undertaken in this field, a comprehensive product is ...
  • Sinhala speech recognition for interactive voice response systems accessed through mobile phones 
    Manamperi, W; Karunathilake, D; Madhushani, T; Galagedara, N; Dias, D [Conference-Full-text]
    This paper presents the development of a Sinhala Speech Recognition System to be deployed in an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system of a telecommunication service provider. The main objectives are to recognize Sinhala ...
  • Sinhala traditional music of Sri Lanka for stress relief: an interaction design intervention 
    Wadinambi Arachchi, S; Samarawickrama, S [Conference-Full-text]
    Stress is one of the utmost heard words in today's world. Developing unnecessary stress over a prolonged time could become chronic. With this fast pace, the time has become a decisive factor in each one’s life. Thus, people ...
  • Sinmorphy: a morphological analyzer for the sinhala language 
    Kumarasinghe, K; Dias, G; Herath, I [Conference-Full-text]
    A morphological analyzer analyses a word into its lemma and a set of morphosyntactic tags. It is a crucial tool for natural language processing-related tasks especially in morphologically rich languages such as Sinhala. ...
  • Site suitability analysis for groundwater recharging structures in Hambantota district by using remote sensing and GIS techniques 
    Puswewala, UGA; Senanayake, IP; Dissanayake, DMDOK [Conference-Abstract]
    The dry zone of Sri Lanka faces drought conditions periodically, due to the rainfall variations over the island. Hambantota District in Sri Lanka appears to be a highly affected area from these drought conditions on the ...
  • A situational paradigm on flooding and built environment interventions in the UK 
    Wigglesworth, T; Adeniyi, O; Ginige, K; Pearson, J [Conference-Full-text]
    Flooding in the United Kingdom (UK) is increasing in both frequency and severity, leading to huge social and economic cost consequences, despite which there seems to be limited data or research on built environment related ...
  • Siyapath : a p2p gossip based volunteer computing framework 
    Silva, WGHAM; Hewage, N; Dhanushka, WDM; Nufail, MNM; Nanayakkara, V; Perera, S [Conference-Full-text]
    This paper presents Siyapath, a distributed volunteer computing framework prototype. It takes a novel approach in solving the problem of increasing demand for high performance computing. High performance computing addresses ...
  • Siyapath: A P2P gossip based volunteer computing framework 
    Silva, WGHAM; Hewage, N; Dhanushka, WDM; Nufail, MNM; Nanayakkara, V; Perera, S [Conference-Full-text]
    This paper presents Siyapath, a distributed volunteer computing framework prototype. It takes a novel approach in solving the problem of increasing demand for high performance computing. High performance computing addresses ...
  • Size effect and fibre arrangement on meso-mechanical modelling of woven fibre composites 
    Jayasekara, M; Herath, S; Gowrikanthan, N; Mallikarachchi, C [Conference-Full-text]
    The mechanical behaviour of woven fibre composites is of paramount importance owing to the rapid use of these engineered materials in various industries. A meso-mechanical representative unit cell (RUC) is generally used ...
  • Skill requirement for the realisation of maritime hub status in Sri Lanka 
    Dilrukshi, MHS; Rathnayaka, IW [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
  • Skin wound analysis system 
    Ranasinghe, CD; lgalawithana, TC; Udayanga, SMR; Hettiarachchi, SY; Chaminda, HT [Conference-Extended-Abstract]
    In modern medical science, there is a growing trend of applying Information Technology into manual routines. Automated skin wound analysis is a novel approach in treatment of skin wounds. The system is intended to ...
  • Skin Wound Analysis System 
    Ranasinghe, CD; Igalawithana, TC; Udayanga, SMR; Hettiarachchi, SY; Chaminda, HT [Conference-Full-text]
    In modern medical science, there is a growing trend of applying Information Technology into manual routines. Automated skin wound analysis is a novel approach in treatment of skin wounds. The system is intended to ...
  • Sleeping factories, jamborees in city malls, abridged flyovers and the speed of mal-development in Kolkata 
    Mukherjee, M [Conference-Abstract]
    This paper presents the multiplicity of a south-Asian city namely Kolkata, East India, and examines the conflicting nature of (mal)-development in a post-colonial city. It closely reads the ways in which disparate ‘sub-cities’ ...
  • Slope stability analysis and design of open pit mine slopes for limestone mine at Aruwakkalu, Puttalam, Sri Lanka 
    Kariyawasam, KMGS; Dauglas, DLPM; Amali, NPG; Samaradiwakara, GVI; Chaminda, SP; Hemalal, PVA; Jayawardena, CL [Conference-Full-text]
    The largest open pit limestone mine in Sri Lanka which belongs to Holcim Lanka Limited is located at Aruwakkalu, Puttalam. The sub-surface of this site is comprised of an overburden of average thickness 24 m followed by ...
  • Small town, big trail houses of today, Rajkot District, India 
    Shah, BP [Conference-Abstract]
    The earthquake of 26th January, 2001 in Gujarat had devastating results. The settlements in regions of Gujarat went through a very difficult time. The shock of this kind of a natural disaster and the prospect of a new ...
  • Smart cache for central offline download system 
    Bandara, S; Dias, G [Conference-Full-text]
    In Sri Lanka the communication links to the Internet are heavily congested during the peak hours. But they are not fully utilized during the off-peak hours such as in the night. Downloading a large file is an impossible ...