Argentine Sign Language translation models aed
1 model into Argentine Sign Language, 1 from Argentine Sign Language.
Which open models work for Argentine Sign Language?
Windy Translate lists 1 open translation model into Argentine Sign Language and 1 from Argentine Sign Language. All of them can be downloaded from Hugging Face and run on your own hardware. By licence: 2 Apache-2.0 (terms and attribution text: licensing). None of them has a screening score yet: FLORES-200, the test set used here, does not cover these pairs, so test them on your own text before you rely on them.
With English. English to Argentine Sign Language: no direct model here. Argentine Sign Language to English: no direct model here.
Speech-to-text. No speech model here covers Argentine Sign Language: there is no dedicated model, and Whisper's tokenizer does not list the language.
Each model page has a short snippet to download and run the model yourself, its licence and attribution text, and its score where there is one. Pick the best scored model for your direction, then try it on a few sentences of your own text: a screening score is a starting point, not a guarantee.
Into Argentine Sign Language
| Model | chrF++ (FLORES-200 dev) | Licence |
|---|---|---|
| Spanish to Argentine Sign Language translate-es-aed | not in FLORES-200 | Apache-2.0 |
From Argentine Sign Language
| Model | chrF++ (FLORES-200 dev) | Licence |
|---|---|---|
| Argentine Sign Language to Spanish translate-aed-es | not in FLORES-200 | Apache-2.0 |
Scores: chrF++ on FLORES-200 dev, 48 sentences, measured 2026-08-04. Method.